"I'm really looking forward to that - and the shows of course - but mainly the fried chicken."

K-razy.

Caomhan Keane decides it’s time to look after his skin, but he doesn’t know his serums from his scrubs. He talks to the experts

Gardaí are appealing for the help in identifying four men who were allegedly involved in an assault in Dublin city centre.

A court has heard that the owner of an Internet café in Dublin beat a man to death following a row over the payment of a 70 cent call.

Leslie Williams reviews The Ramen Bar Okoro Bento, Dublin.

Jiff, the internet’s favourite dog has taken Dublin by storm.

A number of cafés across the Dublin are allowing customers to Pay With A Poem to mark World Poetry Day today.

Roz Purcell, Natalie B Coleman, Elaine Crowley, Courtney Smith and Glenda Gilson reveal their favourite restaurants, bars and gyms in Dublin’s city centre.

Comedian and actress Amy Schumer seems to be having a great time in Dublin in the lead up to the premiere of her film Trainwreck tonight.

Tropical Popical’s Michelle Horan & Alice Horan take you through all the tips you need to know for the perfect nail art without the salon price tag.

McGinley went largely unnoticed dressed down in a baseball cap and jacket, but the staff of the South William Street pub put him to work fairly lively.

Men in the UK are already spending up to €840 million on grooming and marketeers are adamant that men will yet take to cosmetics in the same way that they’ve taken to moisturisers. Caomhan Keane decided to give man make up a twirl...

The latest tool to help women achieve the perfect hour-glass figure is the waist trainer, made popular by Kim Kardashian. Deirdre Reynolds tests it out.

LOOKS can be deceiving, that’s for sure. We have walked past Eden Bar & Grill so many times by this stage we have lost count.

Kenco has launched a multimedia campaign entitled ’Coffee vs Gangs’ to encourage young people in Honduras to choose coffee farming over joining a street gang.

Age: 34

There was an unusual sight in Dublin yesterday. Passers-by were amazed to see a backlog of cars on South William Street, especially as it wasn’t a real traffic jam.

THERE is a great lusting for a moral economy.

St Patrick’s Day parades bring out the best in our towns and cities,Richard Fitzpatrick reports.

Lawyers for a Dublin teenager who is due to be sentenced for attempted murder have asked for time to consider yesterday's Supreme Court ruling on the rights of suspects in garda custody.

An 18-year-old has gone on trial accused of stabbing another teenager seven times in a laneway off Grafton Street in Dublin last year.

DUBLIN is crawling out from the collapsed dreams of the Celtic Tiger, fizzing with energy and new openings, and preferring ideas to greed, imagination to rampant development.

I SPENT last Sunday’s sunny Bloomsday in Dublin city centre eating various Spanish tapas on the Campo Viejo Tapas Trail rather than mutton kidneys and Gorgonzola sandwiches, and while I did feel I was betraying one of the capital’s great traditions I suspect James Joyce would have approved.

I’M standing in a Georgian building in Dublin, staring at a jar of honey.

Calls are being made for the regulation of adult entertainment outlets in Dublin city centre.

Named after Theodore Roosevelt in 1902, the cuddly toys are still going strong. I’ve had mine for 50 years, says John Daly

To mark Dublin Fashion Festival, five resident movers and shakers tell Deirdre Reynolds what gives the city its edge.

ON the This Morning show last week, Galway woman Emer O’Toole went public about her decision not to shave her body.

HERE’S an upside to the downturn.

THE CELTIC CAMINO IN WATERFORD AND TIPPERARY

A three-day New Year's festival gets underway in Dublin today.

HUNDREDS of workers have been hit with a hammer blow for the new year as a spate of job losses was announced across the country yesterday.

HEAD shops across the country were closed yesterday on day one of a “blanket ban” on mind-altering drugs.

THE fashion company which runs Pamela Scott fell back into the red last year with pre-tax losses of €1.3 million.

A NUMBER of head shops reopened for business and traded in mind-altering products that were not included in the ban announced on Tuesday.

WITHIN hours of the tough law changes on legal highs being announced yesterday, head shop owners were closing their doors and emptying their shelves.

ONE of the longest-running head shops has closed.

South William Street in Dublin city centre has re-opened this morning following a fire earlier.

THE fashion company which runs Pamela Scott bounced into the black last year.

FEWER vehicles were clamped in Dublin last year according to new figures, but the clamping rate in Cork city increased in 2008.

A NUMBER of the capital’s well-known eateries were among food premises closed by food safety authorities in recent months because of sub-standard hygiene.

The co-owner of "Miss Fantasia", an adult shop in Dublin city centre, has been remanded for sentence in October this year after being found in possession of almost €4,000 worth of cocaine.

CELEBRITY chef Conrad Gallagher is back!