The city David Balfe grew up in has changed almost beyond recognition. He takes us around his home turf of Coolock and Donaghmede, whose people, places and politics are key drivers of his new album

July 7th-11th: including Live Aid at 40; Noraid: Irish America and the IRA; and The Breaking Wave - The Buddhists of Beara

With the release of Switch 2 imminent, gamers are nostalgic for its predecessor, the highest-selling games console of the last 20 years

UN special rapporteur on Palestine assesses Ireland’s stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and says Trump is ‘wildly and fastly contributing to the dismantlement of the world order’

Easter egg hunts, walks with a difference, places to go and more around the country

Sandbox VR boasts five arenas where customers can gear up and experience custom-built games - it’s like being sucked into an arcade machine

The most popular video game of all time is about to become a Hollywood movie starring Jack Black

For those fortunate enough to visit, there’s a version of South Africa forever inching towards Nelson Mandela’s vision

With its mix of larger-than-life faux rage in the ring and genuine connection with fans, it’s not hard to understand the huge popularity of WWE – and it means big business, too, for Netflix

This city with a complicated history has much to offer tourists: just watch out for the trad-singing

The full selection process involves an entry medical; fitness test; online psychometric test; recruitment interview and attestation

Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: Ray Yeates, Fionnuala Gygax and Donna Anita Nikolaisen star in the final part of a trilogy that began with In High Germany

Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: This original new musical has all the components for a hit

The 29-year-old YouTube sensation talks about power of being silly and what to expect from upcoming shows in Belfast and Dublin

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