Category - Dublin

• Republic’s home Israel duel tobeplayed­atneutralv­enue
• Kenny has World Cup goal in his sights at last
• ‘I’m self-aware. I know my strengths and weaknesses’
• Exploring James Joyce's addresses in his hometown of Dublin
• The well runs dry
• THE BOY THAT NEVER WAS
• DUO FIGHTING TO SURVIVE
• Teen Buddy Program builds connection, improves mental health
• Score difference takes hammering in defeat to Dubs
• MY FAVOURITE SPORTING MEMORY
• Bulls pick formidable travelling squad for Dublin
• Cost of staycation has fallen in many tourism hotspots, but availabili­ty low
• Louth to face the toughest of tests in Inniskeen on Sunday
• ‘I’ll face up to whatever happens,’ says Byrne
• The Boy That Never Was
• Galway ranked 6th most expensive European city for rent
• I expected to receive famous hospitalit­y of Haughey – and was served up four digestives
• THE GREATS OF GAELIC GAMES
• Women prepare to abseil 150ft off Croke Park for therapy dog goal
• Iveagh House and the Guinness Family
• The 2 Johnnies aren’t for everyone – but Dublin could try lightening up a bit
• DAN CONWAY’S CORNER
• I joined the bus ride to UK with a migrant to expose our porous borders
• ‘It may lack some in-house facilities, but this is still among my all-time faves in Dublin’
• ‘As I was writing, I was quite needy. I’m way more needy than my wife is’
• ‘SH*T F***ING IRISH’
• How WB Yeats' connection to Sligo stretches back through generation­s
• Unlikely friends Kate Chisholm
• Assault charge dropped for man accused of disorder
• ‘AMERICAN RADIO ONLY WANTED SATIN-JACKETED, CURLY-HAIRED ACTS’
• Initiative helps bridge generation­s
• Tourney to see empty Bogey Inn
• Time for golf, fans
• Nightclub promoter, 21, stabbed to death after brawl in Dublin’s tourism district
• Death of Congolese man renews scrutiny of race relations in Ireland
• A cheapskate’s whirlwind tour of Dublin
• Memorial has had big-name winners, losers
• Designer Róisín Lafferty Launches Furniture, Lighting Collection