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Events held to mark Bike Week across the country
- Bike Week events are taking place across Ireland until May 17th, aiming to support cyclists and encourage new participants. - Coordinated by the National Transport Authority, local authorities are organizing various events, including a flagship event in Dublin's Eamonn Ceannt Park. - Activities range from BMX stunt shows and bike repairs to cycling safety classes and parades, with many events be…
Netflix Drama 'Adolescence' Shines at BAFTA TV Awards, Irish Nominees Miss Out
- Netflix drama "Adolescence" dominated the BAFTA Television Awards, securing four wins including Leading Actor and Actress. - Irish nominees, including Graham Norton and shows like "Blue Lights," did…
GAA action: Kerry v Cork in Munster final, Offaly v Kilkenny in Leinster SHC
- Gaelic football and hurling matches are scheduled across Ireland on Sunday, including the Munster SFC final between Kerry and Cork. - The Cork team enters the Munster final against Kerry as underdog…
Brothers in marathon challenge receive letter from Prince of Wales
- Two brothers, known as The FTD Brothers, are running a marathon a day for 32 consecutive days across Ireland to raise awareness for Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). - They received a letter from Princ…
From Tipperary to Kentucky: The Irish man plotting equine bloodlines at Coolmore’s US operation
- Adrian Mansergh-Wallace, who grew up in Tipperary, has built a successful international career in the equine industry with Coolmore's US operation. - He started as a groom at Coolmore's Ashford faci…
As fuel prices soar, some Dublin homeowners cannot get their EVs hooked up to the grid
- Dublin homeowners with electric vehicles (EVs) are facing challenges installing on-street chargers due to planning regulations and conservation rules. - Many period homes lack driveways, forcing res…
Man who restored Ross Castle from ruin leaves estate worth €1.75m
- US property developer George McLoughlin, who restored the historic Ross Castle in Galway, has left an estate valued at €1.75 million. - McLoughlin and his wife Elizabeth spent 15 years restoring the…
The Divisive Statue Hiding in a Dún Laoghaire Garden
- A 5.5m high, 3.5-tonne bronze statue of the crucifixion, officially titled the Monument of Christ the King, has become a divisive landmark in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland. - Commissioned in 1931 with publ…
