The centenary of the Easter Rising has given us an abundance of commemorative

An Taisce has appealed to heritage minister Heather Humphries to intervene in the conservation of an early medieval site earmarked for a multi-million euro tourist development.

Murder mysteries from other millennia and Bronze Age bling make a trip to Kildare St a must for those who like a bit of excitement when it comes to archaeological artefacts and history with a hint of fun, writes Clodagh Finn

Viking warriors are set to come to Ireland next year, but according to the Danish ambassador they will be on their best behaviour this time.

DO you ever wish you had someone to go to see the latest film with, or even meet for a chat over coffee? Then why not become a cultural companion?

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has described support from the United States as “invaluable” to Ireland’s economic recovery.

The Dublin headquarters of Anglo Irish Bank may swap loans for lattes under a plan to turn the epicentre of Ireland’s financial crisis into a café.

One of the most significant finds of gold coins has gone on display at the National Museum of Ireland.

The original historic gun-running vessel, Asgard, has been restored for a new exhibition.

Hundreds of international sailors will take to the waters off West Cork from this weekend in a major celebration of an 18th century landing craft from a pivotal moment in Irish history.

A virtual tour of leading Dublin attractions is expected to bring tens of thousands more real visitors to the capital.

The prime minister of Iceland is to pay an official visit to Ireland next week.

Final preparations are underway today for the lifting of a replica Viking ship from Dublin’s River Liffey.

A talk on the history of Dublin’s Gate Theatre and its celebrated relationship with the works of Oscar Wilde is among the highlights of the capital’s culture night, it was announced today.

Dublin will play host to a festival of Chinese art and culture this week as the Chinese New Year is celebrated around the world.

Walker Gillian O’Sullivan attended the launch of this year’s Lucozade Sport Athletics Association of Ireland Juvenile Track and Field Championships today at The National Museum of Ireland in Dublin.