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Six new "eco-toilets" are being installed in Dublin's Phoenix Park to address the current scarcity of public facilities. The 707-acre park currently only has public toilets at the Knockmaroon entrance and visitor centre.
DART services in Dublin experienced delays this afternoon, while Irish Rail announced plans to provide additional services to accommodate a busy weekend of events in Phoenix Park, St Anne’s Park, and the Aviva Stadium.
Pope Leo XIV personally carried the wooden cross through all 14 stations of the Way of the Cross at the Colosseum on Good Friday, marking his first such act as pontiff and reviving a decades-old tradition.
Dublin is considering various proposals, including lidos, late buses, and a boating lake, for how to spend a potential €50 million windfall from a new tourist tax, a concept common in other European countries.
The annual Bloom gardening festival has commenced in Dublin's Phoenix Park, with an expected attendance of 100,000. This year's event highlights themes such as biodiversity, climate action, and mental health.
Seven exhibitors from Waterford and seven from Tipperary are set to participate in the Bord Bia Bloom festival in Dublin's Phoenix Park. These exhibitors will showcase their contributions at the upcoming event.
As April Fools' Day approaches, articles explore its origins, famous pranks throughout history, and the potential consequences of jokes, alongside guides for harmless pranks for children, discussions on its cultural significance, and reflections on why lying is allowed on this day, with some outlets asking readers about their prank plans.
It was the second wettest February on record at the Phoenix Park and Dunsany in Co Meath
Met Éireann is highlighting climate 'resilience' with its timely Bloom Show Garden, as crowds prepare to enjoy the Phoenix Park festival under sunny skies.
Thousands of people participated in the annual Darkness into Light walks across Ireland, including the largest event in Phoenix Park, to raise awareness for suicide prevention and pay tribute to lost loved ones.
The extensively refurbished €400,000 residence of former Garda Commissioner Drew Harris in Phoenix Park could remain vacant for another six months to a year, a situation deemed "totally unacceptable" by the Public Accounts Committee chairman.