Campaigners reject claims they are being ‘anti-Israel’ and say they are not extremist

Whatever name the building was known by in its lifetime, it was always a city landmark

Conor Pope: DCU but not UCD. Arnotts over Brown Thomas. Why the odd choices?

Ballsbridge banished from board but Dundrum and Nord Anglia school added

Germany-based rider records Ireland’s best result to date in this year’s FEI World Cup series

From Macnas parades and the Bram Stoker Festival to Guinness Cork Jazz Festival

Vaults Live takes visitors on a hilarious and gruesome journey through Irish history

Takashi Miyazaki’s mission is to introduce Irish people to authentic Japanese cuisine

Home Front: Amanda Hilton Sawyer’s interior design; Róisín Lafferty’s parlour tricks

‘I first laid my hands on sweet Molly Malone’ is not how this song is supposed to go

The 2018 event includes productions on shame, fatherhood and an Aer Lingus hijacking

The landmark will be given a voice as part of talking statues initiative for Dublin

Competition asks ‘budding writers’ to submit monologue for famous Dublin statue

‘People who may be a bit down on their luck – it brings great joy to them’

Open water swimming . . . ‘don’t come last, don’t come last, don’t come last’

Ireland on a score of zero after first round, only to lose out in the second

Flamboyant Frenchman commands 12 horses in mesmerising display

‘Father of Ronaldo’ mocked but so too was tourist magnet Molly Malone statue

Ireland finish an joint-third alongside Spain in Rome with the Netherlands second

Irishman Ian Long, head of public affairs at NZ Rugby, is busy prepping for the big game in Chicago this Saturday, and the upcoming Lions Series

There are almost as many Irish pubs abroad as there are in Ireland, where the number has fallen by 10 per cent in a decade. What can Irish publicans do about it?

Fury over Dublin City Council’s latest curbs on backing tracks used by buskers in city

Before, during and after the football, Paris, Bordeaux and Lillie offer a great choice of bars, restaurants and things to do - including where to watch the match if you don't have a ticket

Wexford rider wins Thursday’s feature on board Molly Malone V in Germany

Bertram Allen and Denis Lynch may have qualified through the ranking system

Capuchin centre volunteer Rory O’Carroll joined by All-Ireland winning team-mates

What’s your least favourite piece of public art? Is it the mad moons on sticks near Kinnegad? the semi- submerged violin near Longford or the famine family on Dublin’s Quay? Tell us in the comments field of this article

Bertram Allen, Greg Broderick, Darragh Kenny and Cian O’Connor all nominated

Showjumper says preparation and organisation are key for Friday’s competition

On the world stage, our players did us proud, the supporters did us proud, we did ourselves proud

Irish Christmas traditions include mispronouncing feast days, thinking the NYPD has a choir, and eating some of the most boring biscuits ever made

‘Ross is a true south Dubliner. He should be at bottom of Grafton St, looking at his people’

City of a Thousand Welcomes is an initiative that asks voluntary ambassadors to introduce tourists to the capital. How will Conor Pope fare with a young French-Canadian couple?

Stranded Jedward and spraypainted Molly make headlines in long, long summer

Controversial images including one of the Dublin statue wearing a Muslim headscarf

Weaponry and traditional Muslim headscarves were superimposed on the images

Dublin’s statue of Molly Malone is an ever-stoic victim of the impulse to spray-paint, tag and otherwise deface our surroundings

Statue in Dublin in new location at St Andrew’s Church tourist office

Fishmonger to wheel her barrow in front of Saint Andrew’s Church tourist office until 2017