At the peak of its glories, the 1930s-built Savoy seated 2,300 movie patrons, before closing in 1975.

RTÉ lied to us. The theme of this year’s ‘Toy Show’ wasn’t ‘Frozen 2’, but inclusion.

Pre-tax profits at the Irish branch of the football 'super agency' Gestifute that represents Cristiano Ronaldo last year increased almost three-fold to €52.79 million.

A MARBLE portrait bust of Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, 1st Baron Ashford, by John Henry Foley comes up at Bonhams in London on November 27.

The problem for Timmy Dooley and Niall Collins is that they are denied the status of knaves because they have been certified as fools instead, writes Gerard Howlin

Dublin City Council is to reassess plans for two further pedestrian days at College Green.

Dublin City Council is putting on a range of family-friendly events in the area from midday.

A Green MEP has said someone should lose their job if they do not increase the number of people using public transport to head to Croke Park.

An environmental campaigner does not have any right under law to challenge a refusal for the College Green Civic Plaza plan in Dublin, the High Court has ruled.

Thirty-six-year-old Edward Kelly was last seen on Ashton Quay walking towards College Green in the city at 9.30pm last Thursday.

Rose Martin brushes up on her German ahead of a cultural reawakening.

Cynics tend to dismiss the practice of holding Cabinet meetings outside Dublin as a “Cabinet Roadshow” yet there is little doubt that conducting government business in different locations across the country is welcomed by local communities and provides an opportunity to meet regional organisations and groups.

Developer Johnny Ronan’s development group has stated that it is ‘bewildered’ and ‘disappointed’ by the Bord Pleanála decision to refuse planning permission for its 22 storey tower at George's Quay in Dublin.

Those heading to the capital today for the parade or to attend the All-Ireland club finals in Croke Park should make allowances for traffic and transport disruptions arising from today’s parade when travelling to Dublin.

It is understood Dublin Bus is to divert 10 more routes in a bid to avoid chronic congestion in Dublin city centre.

Six of Dublin's top hotels are calling for taxis to continue to be allowed to use College Green.

Signs will be put up on Dawson Street in Dublin asking cyclists to dismount instead of divert.

Plans for the College Green plaza in Dublin have been delayed.

His name may be best known for fish and chips, but Leo Burdock was trying to batter Black & Tans in the War of Independence.

Profits and revenues at the Irish firm that controls the two US clothing stores, Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch, dropped for the third successive year.

Traffic lane changes are coming into effect on some of the busiest roads in Dublin City Centre this weekend.

Dublin Bus has said it has put forward recommendations "to allow for accessible public transport" at College Green.

The developers who have bought the old Central Bank on Dame Street in Dublin have revealed their plans for it.

A cluster of metal boxes housing electric cabling for the Luas at College Green in Dublin is being likened to a "mini stonehenge".

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Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate is to appeal against Dublin City Council’s decision to refuse planning permission for a 22-storey tower in the city centre.

The face of a male skeleton found outside Trinity College during Luas Cross City works in 2014, has been digitally reconstructed.

The planned College Green plaza in the heart of Dublin is designed to host public events for up to 15,000 people.

A new plan to create a pedestrian friendly space right in the heart of Dublin has been officially launched.

More than 60% of items produced annually by the fashion industry end up on landfill within a year, but now the High Street is taking the lead in promoting eco-friendly fashions. Carolyn Moore looks at some of the brands —some even getting the green light from Beauty and the Beast star Emma Watson — which are aiming at sustainability.

Controversial alterations to traffic routes on the River Liffey’s north and south quays to facilitate new Luas cross-city services will have a positive impact on city centre retailers, a new report has claimed.

Explore, the adventure travel specialists, has launched eight brand new ‘Explore Beyond’ trips, which offer cruising through the tropical waters of West Papua, exploring the remote villages of the Ivory Coast or experiencing the Adivasi Tribal Fair in east India. 

Over one hundred students, teachers, past pupils and parents will be sleeping out on the streets of Dublin over the next few days, December 22 to 24.

US billionaire John Malone has secured planning permission for a major extension to his Hilton hotel at Charlemont Place at Grand Canal in Dublin after An Bord Pleanála gave the go-ahead for a seven-storey, 97-bedroom extension.

The move in coming months by the Central Bank to its new €140 million offices on Dublin’s North Wall Quay has resulted in the eagerly anticipated arrival to market of the iconic Sam Stephenson-designed tower by College Green and Temple Bar, along with two other lots, all with a combined value of €80 million.

Up to 120,000 visitors a year are expected to attend a free exhibition of the late Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney’s original manuscripts and unpublished poems in one of Dublin’s most historic buildings.

A plan by developer Johnny Ronan for an upmarket residential development in Dublin 4 where residents will have access to a communal smart car has been thrown into question.

Holidaymakers looking to visit cities on the cheap can still expect to spend €120 a day in Dublin, a new global travel guide has calculated.