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Major row breaks out over use of one of Ireland’s most historical buildings as pub
The iconic 300-year-old Tailors' Hall in the Liberties in Dublin is at the centre of the dispute, after a local group who refurbished it has been forced to cease public trading there. The Tailors ...
RTÉ Ireland13d
Sunday Miscellany: The Four Courts Marshalsea and the Battle of the Ball Court, by Brian Crowley
Tucked in just off Bridgefoot Street in Dublin's Liberties, a battered old green street sign high on a stone wall bears the name 'Marshalsea Lane’, a street that no longer exists. It is also the only ...
Irish Daily Mirror9d
Dublin recycling centre ordered to pay €12k to former employee subject to harassment over sexual orientation
The Workplace Relations Commission found that Liberties Recycling Training and Development Company which is based in the Bluebell Industrial Estate in Dublin 12, breached the Employment Equality ...
Irish Independent on MSN14d
Culture Date with Dublin 8 festival to coincide with anniversary of Daniel O’Connell’s birth
Culture Date with Dublin 8 is back for its seventh year and this year coincides with the 250th anniversary of Daniel ...