The morning after attending last month’s All-Stars ceremony at the Convention Centre, Jim Gavin headed for Kilmessan in Meath and Fergies pub.

Ireland's EPIC Emigration Museum has been voted Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction for 2019.

The administrators of the four provincial football associations have issued a statement backing John Delaney’s tenure as FAI CEO, praising the “contribution of Mr Delaney to the grassroots game”.

He designed the Convention Centre in Dublin and passed away on Friday night at his home in Connecticut.

One of the divers who took part in the daring rescue of 12 boys trapped in a cave in Thailand has been speaking about the experience at the Pendulum Summit in Dublin.

Gaizka Mendieta might have been the man who ended the World Cup dream of Ireland and Robbie Keane in 2002 but these days he has nothing but sympathy for the country’s thankless task in trying to locate a successor to our now retired record goalscorer.

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The ruling on July 26 by the Court of Justice of the European Union is frankly absurd. The case was brought by the Confederation paysanne (a French agricultural union which

Ireland’s Cricket World Cup qualifier against Afghanistan is playing away on the TV in the background as Rob Ryan sits in the Clanna Gael Fontenoy clubhouse in Dublin, gripping a hurley, and holding court on all things American football.

Increased Garda investment against cybercrime will see the introduction of dedicated regional units within the next two years, a conference on cybersecurity has heard.

Certainly, there were vegetarian restaurants in Ireland before Café Paradiso but you’d be hard-pressed to imagine any of them being accepted into the fine dining club at the upper end of the market all of 25 years ago when it first opened.

Kevin Roche’s first job was at a piggery in Co Cork. He’s since gone on to design iconic buildings in the USA and Ireland, and at 95 has no plans to retire, writes Esther McCarthy

The Irish passport is rather wonderful — a montage of graphics, images, music and writing, communicating our Celtic past and present. It’s ideal if you’re stuck on a plane, with no reading material other than the mildly depressing sky-shopping and sky-café brochures.

The organisers of Gamercon have defended the queuing time to get into the gaming convention in Dublin at the weekend as to be expected with an event of its scale.

More than 7,000 professionals are heading to the Convention Centre in Dublin this weekend for a high-tech and bio-tech 'Career Zoo'.

Pendulum Summit is a business and self empowerment convention with delegations coming to Dublin from all over the world.

Dublin’s Spire acts like a super-sized ‘Google Maps’ pin to locate this compact Dublin city centre hotel on O’Connell Street, one which had housed five homeless families until they were rehomed in late July.

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.

The country vet, along with the priest, teacher, doctor and creamery manager, was always a pillar of rural life.

Aspiring journalist Emma O’Flanagan was prophetic when she wrote “politics is a mess” — long before the outcome of the general election was known.

Dublin has a great skyline and at night with the lights illuminating the city, it looks even better.

Net debt linked to the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) declined by almost €20m last year.

From Cork City Hall to the Ballymun Towers, 80 buildings have been named the country’s most iconic.

A four-year-old schoolgirl, who will be scarred for life after her left hand was trapped in lift doors, was yesterday awarded €20,000 damages in the Circuit Civil Court.

A judge refused a €12,500 settlement offer to a four-year-old who will be scarred for life after her hand became trapped in the lift doors at the Convention Centre in Dublin.

Up to 10,000 jobseekers will be converging on the Convention Centre in Dublin today for a careers fair.

The government-backed Irish Infrastructure Fund (IIF) has been selected as the preferred bidder for the landmark Convention Centre in the Dublin Docklands.

The Nissan Qashqai has been voted ‘Continental Irish car of the year, 2015’, by the Irish Motoring Writers’ Association (IMWA).

Favourable interest rate changes on outstanding debt helped boost profits at Dublin’s Convention Centre by nearly 340% last year.

"It was about eleven o’clock in the morning, mid October, with the sun not shining and a look of hard wet rain in the clearness of the foothills.

The Justice Minister has refused to take questions from journalists at a citizenship ceremony in Dublin.

Three people have appeared in court charged in connection with anti-austerity protests outside the European People's Party congress.

Three people arrested outside the European People's Party congress at the National Convention Centre in Dublin yesterday evening are due in court this morning.