From time to time we have some interesting Dublin news. There is always something special happening in Dublin.
This website is not a daily news forum. There are many other outlets for that, both online and in print. It is not a gossip column.
We select interesting news stories from Dublin especially stories which may be of interest to visitors.
Check in here regularly for new snippets.
These are the cheapest hotels in Dublin midweek and at the weekend for next week commencing 27th August 2018. Prices shown for cheapest hotels in Dublin next Week 27/8/2018 (commencing 27th August) are for 2 adults and are correct at the time of writing. Click on the hotel name for more details: Dublin mid week…
These are the cheapest hotels in Dublin midweek and at the weekend for next week commencing 20th August 2018. Prices shown for cheapest hotels in Dublin next Week 20/8/2018 (commencing 20th August) are for 2 adults and are correct at the time of writing. Click on the hotel name for more details: Dublin mid week…
These are the cheapest hotels in Dublin midweek and at the weekend for next week commencing 13th August 2018. Prices shown for cheapest hotels in Dublin next Week 13/8/2018 (commencing 13th August) are for 2 adults and are correct at the time of writing. Click on the hotel name for more details: Dublin mid week…
These are the cheapest hotels in Dublin midweek and at the weekend for next week commencing 6th August 2018. Prices shown for cheapest hotels in Dublin next Week 6/8/2018 (commencing 6th August) are for 2 adults and are correct at the time of writing. Click on the hotel name for more details: Dublin mid week…
Occupancy in Dublin hotels reached their highest level ever in September at 93.6%. This is higher than most capitals in Europe and it highlights the shortage of hotel beds available in the city. The consequence of the shortage is that prices are rising which is bad news for the customer. There are various statistics available…
800 guests, who were lucky to get tickets attended the Irish premiere of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ at The Savoy cinema in Dublin on the 16th of December. Some of the actors from the movie as well as other actors, politicians and celebrities were among the attendees. Ministers Jimmy Deenihan and Heather Humphries were…
The much anticipated clash between the title holders, Kerry and challengers Dublin takes place in Croke Park, Dublin on Sunday 20th of September. Both sides have been impressive on their path to the All-Ireland Senior Football Final. Dublin are slight favourites, having put in a very energetic and skillful performance in the semi-final replay against…
The New York Times recently spent 36 hours in Dublin and were impressed by what they found. Here is how they summarized present day Dublin: Today, signs of economic recovery are emerging, but it’s a more refined wave of affluence than what the flashy boom years had to offer. The city is finding a new…
The Government has warned restaurants and hotels to pass on the recent reduction in VAT to consumers or risk having the concession abolished after next year. The Taoiseach said businesses in sectors where the new lower VAT rates apply will be “failing Ireland” if they did not pass the reductions on to consumers. Mr Kenny…
Dublin hotels are becoming more affordable according to a survey carried out by hotels.com. In 2010 the average price for a room in Dublin was €73 which was down by 6% from 2009. The average price for a four star hotel room was €81 and for a five star hotel room it was €152. Out…
According to Frommer’s, one of the world’s top Destination Guides, Ireland has been voted top destination for 2011. Here is what Frommer’s says: ‘Last year’s favorite Paris was beat out this year by the very tourist-friendly nation of Ireland. During the nominations process, supporters told us why they were putting the Emerald Isle on their…
Will Ireland’s economy return to growth through international investment or through the efforts of local small industries? With the lack of credit available for the foreseeable future it is going to be difficult for indigenous industries to make any substantial impact soon. The office letting market is still very challenging in Dublin but was eased…
