Dublin in recent years has undoubtedly become one of the most popular places in Europe to visit or stay in and with good reason. The reasons why people come here are endless and the possibilities for enjoying oneself here are many. Dublin is Ireland's capital city. The city has always had a reputation as a great historical city, and its strong links with world literature and the arts are readily apparent. It certainly has a lot to offer visitors - not least it's diverse attractions.
Loucks claims Irish Open title RTE Wales' Breanne Loucks has won the 2008 Irish Women's Open Strokeplay at Elm Park Golf Club. The Curtis Cup player led by five shots going into today's final round and shot a level-par 73 to win by...
McGuinness urges Iraq to learn from Northern Ireland peace Gulf News Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, a former top IRA guerrilla, urged Iraqis on Saturday to learn from the experience of his homeland, which suffered decades of...
N. Ireland To Iraq - Learn From Us Stuff Learn FROM US: Attending a conference on national reconciliation in Baghdad Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has urged Iraqis to learn from N. Ireland's painful peace...
Irish, S. African Leaders Share Lessons With Iraqis NPR 2008 · A group of Sunni and Shiite leaders will meet in Iraq with Martin McGuinne, the deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland and former IRA leader, and Cyril Ramaphosa, the South...
Westmeath name side for Dublin clash RTE Westmeath team to play Dublin in the Leinster Senior Football Championship match with Dublin at 2pm in Croke Park: Gerry Connaughton, Francis Boyle, Kieran Gavin, John Keane, Michael Ennis, Derek...
Depleted Ireland bowl first against NZ Cricinfo Ireland won the toss and put New Zealand in to bat on a sound-looking pitch, perhaps in the hope that the wind would assist their bowlers. New Zealand omitted Jamie How, Kyle Mills, Mark Gillespie...
Dublin & Wexford get new mayors RTE Fianna Fáil Councillor Eibhlin Byrne has been elected as the new Lord Mayor of Dublin City. She received a total of 29 votes following a pact with the Labour group on Dublin City Council, defeating...
Euromillions winning ticket sold in Tipperary RTE The winning ticket of last night's Euromillions €15m jackpot was sold in a shop in Carrick-on-Suir in Co Tipperary, the shop's owner has confirmed. Gerry Fahy of Abbey Stores in Carrickbeg...
Dublin man appeals rape conviction RTE A Dublin man has begun his appeal against his conviction for raping his partner's daughter. Lawyers for 38-year-old Christopher Griffin from Swords in Dublin told the Court of Criminal Appeal that...
Ireland set to meet France in showdown RTE Ireland and France look set for a Sunday afternoon showdown after both nations opened their junior international Round Robin campaigns with victories at the National Stadium in Dublin. France beat...
Finnan shows interest in Irish return RTE Liverpool defender Steve Finnan could come out of international retirement after admitting he is set to meet new Republic of Ireland coach Giovanni Trapattoni.
Jobs losses in Ireland point to a recession International Herald Tribune The government is under pressure to cut back its own investment program for roads and infrastructure because of falling tax revenues - another loss connected to the fading property market, because...
Dublin boy found safe; mother San Francisco Chronicle A 5-year-old Dublin boy who was the subject of an Amber alert has been found safe, and police have arrested his mother's boyfriend, authorities said. The boy, Justin Nottingham, was taken by...
Porterfield back for Ireland RTE Gloucestershire's Will Porterfield will return to captain Ireland in their World Twenty20 qualifiers next month. Porterfield opted out of the recent Tri-Series matches against New Zealand and...
Merrion downgrades forecasts for Irish stocks Irish Examiner It said that with the Irish and international economic environment continuing to deteriorate it is cutting its earnings forecasts by 5% for 2008 and 9% for 2009 at Irish financials. "Our revisions...
Dairy weakening affecting Donegal RTE Shareholders in Donegal Creameries have heard that the group had a solid performance in the first half of this year, apart from its dairy business. Managing director Ian Ireland told the AGM a...
Irish attitudes to Lisbon researched RTE The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said the Government is carrying out a research survey to better understand Irish attitudes to Europe and the Lisbon Treaty. Micheál Martin, speaking to a joint...
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