The inaugural China Ireland International Film Festival (CIIFF) will celebrate the cultures of both countries with a bi-annual film exchange. The first part of the event will see a varied selection of Chinese films screened in Dublin from…

The National Museum of Ireland (NMI) will be celebrating street landscape photography in a range of free, family friendly events at the Stoneybatter Festival in Dublin 7 this weekend, June 22 - 23. In line with the theme of community…

Over the past decade, CurrencyFair has helped Irish nationals move abroad by providing low-cost money transfers. Now, the international money transfer service is helping those who want to return home with a uniquely Irish competition.…

The Irish Film Institute (IFI) has announced details of its 2019 Family Festival, which this year runs from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, July 28. As always, this year’s festival will include a fantastic mix of new and varied feature films…

Tourism Ireland in France has teamed up with Cork Airport and Aer Lingus, in a new campaign to promote flights to Cork and grow tourist numbers from France to the South of Ireland this summer. The campaign is highlighting Cork as a key…

Tourism Ireland welcomed the visit by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands to Ireland, stating it was good news for tourism and a unique opportunity to convince potential Dutch holidaymakers to visit the Emerald Isle.…

Two smash-hit shows are returning this summer to the Abbey Stage - Deirdre Kinahan’s The Unmanageable Sisters and Roddy Doyle’s Two Pints. Both were two of last year’s ‘unmissable’ plays receiving rave reviews and standing ovations. Now…

Journalists and influencers were given a glimpse of the recently opened Clayton Hotel Charlemont, a four-star establishment located on Dublin's south-side on the banks of the Grand Canal. The venue has been open since November of last year.…

Some of Ireland’s most distinguished historians and cultural experts will line out at Croke Park on Saturday, June 29 to explore the history and evolution of our native game - hurling. The GAA Museum has announced details of its one-day…

You would be a muppet to miss out on the first Monkstown International Puppet Festival (MIPF) scheduled for September 21. Taking place in the Dublin suburb, MIPF is filled to the brim with Irish and international puppet legends, as well as…

This Thursday (June 13), Newbridge Silverware and the Museum of Style Icons in Co Kildare will launch an exhibition paying homage to the most iconic names in fashion history. The exhibition - titled ‘Fashion and Fantasy – a Lifetime…

Taste of Dublin returns to the Iveagh Gardens June 13 – 16 to celebrate the revolution of the Irish menu. The festival aims to champion the chefs taking culinary risks, fuse Irish and international cuisine, create revolutionary Irish menus…

Tourism Ireland has created a new online film to highlight the Wild Atlantic Way and to remind people how it has brought the world closer together. Titled "Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way – Connecting the world for over 100 years", the video…

The second year of the Clongriffin Multicultural Festival was a big success, with hundreds attending the event run by the Tasnuva Shamim Foundation yesterday afternoon (June 9). The organisation are best known as being one of the first to…

Leading figures from aviation and historical societies attended the Dublin launch (June 5) of Brendan Lynch’s Yesterday We Were in America, a book exploring the first non-stop Atlantic flight which landed in Connemara on June 15, 1919. The…