The Temple Bar area on the south bank of the River Liffey holds the dual distinction of being one of Dublin's busiest nightlife hubs for tourists and locals alike and one of the city's precious ...

A six-storey building at One Westmoreland, Dublin 2 that has full planning permission for a 38-bedroom hotel has been sold by ...

Often compared to Bourbon Street in New Orleans, this neighborhood is Dublin's famous party hub. During the day, this district thrives on artistic vision, featuring numerous independent galleries ...

The group operates the Oliver St John Gogarty pub in Dublin’s Temple Bar, and pre-tax profits in the 12 months to the end of February this year decreased by 78pc to €3.3m. However, the €14 ...

From January 1st, plastic waste sacks will be banned from use in the area around Grafton Street and Temple Bar. Dublin City Council announced the ban three months ago, but said just 30 per cent of ...

Dublin is known for its jolly pub scene and is home to Guinness Beer and Jameson Whiskey. The city blends a youthful vibe with buildings that date back to the 13th century that keeps a steady stream ...

Since 1759, the beer has become synonymous with Ireland and the drinking ... many locals on a trip to Temple Bar, except for a few with bad intentions. Meanwhile, Dublin residents are sipping ...

Ireland has a long history of cheese making ... Temple Bar Food Market, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 This farmer's market offers a chance to interact directly with local cheese ...

Discover Dublin, Ireland through Jonathan's lens ... Most visitors start with Temple Bar in central Dublin, an iconic namesake pub famous for a good Irish “craic”―great fun, live music ...

the largest church in Ireland. Across the river from Temple Bar on Dublin's north end, you'll find the main thoroughfare, O'Connell Street. The area boasts several historically significant ...