As night falls, Dublin comes alive with glowing bridges, busy streets, and reflections dancing across the River Liffey. From ...

As of March travelers are no longer required to complete pre- or post-arrival tests or fill out any additional paperwork to enter Ireland. Dublin, more than a millennium old, with roots as a Viking ...

14 Henrietta Street is a social history museum of Dublin life and tells the story of the rich and the poor who once lived there. Visiting the museum is highly recommended and to give you an idea why ...

Dublin is a beautiful city with a friendly and inviting atmosphere. It is celebrated for the amiable nature of its residents and renowned for its lively craic (“crack”) – a blend of banter, wit and ...

City Archaeologist for Dublin City Council Ruth Johnson speaks about how her team protects the archaeological heritage of the capital and all the incredible artefacts and rich history that have been d ...

Ancient maps of Dublin dating over a 132-year period have been made available to the public through a new digital collection. Dublin City Libraries (DCL) has announced that its City Surveyors' Maps ...

Dublin Historical Society President Mike Jewell, left, and Past President Tom Holton talk about a series of historic images hung on a hallway wall in the upper level of the new Dublin History Museum ...