Dublin

Books
Long-lost story by ‘Dracula’ author Bram Stoker rediscovered by fan
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people at a concert
Dublin or Lower Broadway? Thousands of Garth Brooks fans celebrate his first Irish show in 25 years, cowboy hats and all.
travelers tagging bags
Business, Economics and Jobs
‘The summer of stress’: Amid airline staffing shortages, lost luggage rates have soared
Palestinian protesters fly Palestinian flags and flags of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, DFLP, during clashes with Israeli soldiers at the entrance the Jewish settlement of Beit El, background near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
Conflict & Justice
The politics of Ireland’s enduring support for Palestinians
Violet Gibson made international headlines when she shot Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, on April 7, 1926, but she has long been forgotten.
History
The woman who shot Benito Mussolini was forgotten for decades. Ireland wants to change that.
View of the mass grave at the Bon Secours mother-and-baby Home, Tuam County Galway Republic of Ireland.
Sacred Nation
The Irish govt and Catholic Church apologized for abusive mother-and-baby homes. Survivors say it’s not enough.  
a woman and a man stand in front of a closed pub.
With St. Patrick’s Day under lockdown, this fiddler is planning a virtual concert
Silhouettes of laptop users
Justice
Facebook content moderators sue over psychological trauma
Activists dressed up as characters from "The Handmaid's Tale" are shown back lit from a low perspective.
The red cloak of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is becoming a symbol for reproductive rights
secondary school Colaiste Raithin
Education
Ireland is asking what role the Catholic Church should play in public education
Messages are left at a memorial in Dublin to Savita Halappanava, who died from an infection after miscarrying her first child at an Irish hospital in 2012, one day after Irish voters took part in a national referendum to liberalize abortion laws on May 25
Ireland votes to repeal abortion restrictions, but there’s still a lot to talk about
Participants in the "Rally for Life" demonstration marched through Dublin, Ireland on March 10, 2018. They called for voters to say 'No' in a national referendum set for May 25, asking if Ireland should repeal the constitutional amendment banning abortion
Lifestyle & Belief
This Irish podcaster dives into the abortion debate
Demonstrators taking part in an anti-abortion rally in Dublin, Ireland on March 10, 2018. An estimated 100,000 people were there to "Save the 8th", the constitutional amendment that bans abortion.
Religion
Ireland’s strict ban on abortion could soon be a thing of the past
Arts, Culture & Media
360 Staff Pick: Molly Fox’s Birthday
Activity using Strava's tracking technologies such as the one above has helped the company produce a heat map of the world using one billion total activities.
Technology
Recent discovery on Strava heat map points out the ease of leaking data through social media platforms
Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar (left) walks with Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (right) during the Montreal Pride parade in Montreal, Aug. 20, 2017.
Economics
Ireland’s youngest prime minister is under tough criticism
Julie Morrissy
Belief
These activists are putting a face to a taboo word in Ireland: abortion
Dublin-based trio Hare Squead
Music
The music scene in 21st century Dublin is changing — and this group is proof of that
Paid For:  My Journey Through Prostitution is Rachel Moran's new memoir.
Justice
After seven years in the Dublin sex trade, Rachel Moran says prostitution is always abuse
Cú Chulainn Coaster entrance
Food
An Irish amusement park is dedicated to the thrill of — potato chips
Music
An Irish priest wows wedding guests with his version of ‘Hallelujah.’ Now he has a record contract.
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Books
She ‘escaped’ to America, but the pace of life, and even the words, made her miss home
Global Politics
Political turmoil in Ireland amid economic woes
Mars Orbiter
Environment
If you have ever failed, this show is for you
Janet Ni Shuilleabhain was 18 when she traveled to England for an abortion
Lifestyle & Belief
How tweeting a story of a secret abortion shocked Ireland
Roddy Doyle, author of The Guts
Arts, Culture & Media
Here’s why Irish author Roddy Doyle revisited his characters from The Commitments
Global Scan
If there are no gays, Mr. Mayor, why the gay bars?
Colm O'Gorman
Conflict & Justice
It’s only a start, but the Vatican testimony is encouraging for one abuse victim
Iceland's team celebrates after their 2014 World Cup qualifying football match against Norway at Ullevaal stadium in Oslo, October 15, 2013.
Sports
Irish soccer fans click to support Iceland’s chance at World Cup glory
Business, Economics and Jobs
Irish and out of luck? Come to Canada, says the construction industry
Lifestyle & Belief
Art Nabbed a Parking Spot in Ireland’s Busiest City
Customers enjoy a pint of stout during Arthur's Day in Dublin.
Arts, Culture & Media
Why toasting Arthur Guinness has left many with a bad taste
Health & Medicine
Northern Ireland sees first abortion clinic open
Global Politics
On anniversary of JFK assassination, memories of his first and only trip to Ireland
Arts, Culture & Media
Imelda May: Irish rockabilly royalty
Arts, Culture & Media
When your best friend is Bono, and you’re not
Arts, Culture & Media
The sweet, sweet sounds of a bailout
Lifestyle & Belief
Ireland’s rift with Vatican deepens over child sex abuse reports
Arts, Culture & Media
Ireland’s New Stamp Features a 224 Word Short Story
Arts, Culture & Media
Translating the Untranslatable: ‘Finnegans Wake’ in Chinese
Arts, Culture & Media
The Early Years of Thin Lizzy Singer Phil Lynott
Conflict & Justice
New Rules for Dublin Buskers
Arts, Culture & Media
Guerilla Art on Site of Failed Irish Bank
Arts, Culture & Media
Important Viking Burial Site Discovered
Google Ideas Gathers Former Extremists to Target Radicalization
Arts, Culture & Media
Queen Visit: Britain and Ireland Bury the Hatchet
The Swell Season
Business, Economics and Jobs
Indianans with health care concerns on Sen. Tom Daschle
Global Politics
Ireland’s woes through the lens of art
Global Politics
Is Italian finito in America?
Conflict & Justice
Dealing with Ireland’s debt woes
Global Politics
Ireland in crisis
Arts, Culture & Media
Geo answer
Arts, Culture & Media
Global Hit
Global Politics
American voters in Ireland
Should Expats Be Allowed to Vote in Irish Election?