After Peaky Blinders and Oppenheimer, it looks like Cillian Murphy has a brand new project on the horizon: playing Voldemort in the upcoming Harry Potter reboot! This program, which will take the form of a series, has been confirmed by … [...]
The Palace Bar on Dublin’s Fleet Street has just celebrated its 200th anniversary! Two rich and eventful centuries, marked by the uninterrupted service of beers and porters since 1823! Over the years, this iconic Irish pub has witnessed a multitude … [...]
The band U2 paid tribute to Sinéad O’Connor during their concert at the brand-new Sphere complex in Las Vegas. They celebrated the memory of the late Irish singer with a cover of the hit “Nothing Compares 2 U”. An emotional … [...]
Dublin, Ireland, has just won several awards at the World Travel Awards. The Guinness Stourehouse, a museum dedicated entirely to the Guinness empire, was voted Europe’s top attraction! But that’s not all: the establishment also won the title of best … [...]
A continental-style food market is set to take over Dublin’s vacant former St Andrew’s Church. The large-scale project promises to create a vast market, with 12 pitches able to accommodate numerous vendors. He plans to offer future visitors a wide … [...]
Ireland is to inaugurate a new national park in County Meath, named the Boyne Valley National Park (Brú na Bóinne). The Irish State acquired the World Heritage lands of Dowth Hall and its estate, including Netterville, to establish this new … [...]
Famed Irish actor Michael Gambon died on Thursday, September 28, 2023 of pneumonia. He was 82 years old. The Dublin-born actor was best known for his role as Albus Dumbledore in the “Harry Potter” film saga. However, his career is … [...]
The long-awaited film “Dance First”, dedicated entirely to the life and career of Irish writer Samuel Beckett, has just unveiled its very first images to the public. An official trailer has been revealed by Sky ahead of its grand premiere … [...]
It’s the bad buzz of the moment. After the Irish rugby team beat South Africa in the World Cup, the Stade de France echoed to the sound of “Zombie” by the Cranberries, sung by thousands of Irish fans. The scene, … [...]
