Dublin.
capital and largest city of Ireland
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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Managed waste services are currently being handled for the city of Dublin.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Pilot studies are testing compostable aprons in Dublin, Donegal, and Cork.Some support1 report
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Bono is honoring his legacy in his hometown city of Dublin.Some support1 report
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Development plans in Dublin are facing scrutiny, with petitions calling for public ownership and government support for the preservation of a historical site.Some support2 reports4 developments inside
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The Dublin City Council has taken action regarding the city's cultural assets, including decommissioning a statue as part of urban renewal efforts.Some support1 report
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Housing price inflation is cooling fastest in both Leinster and Dublin.Some support2 reports
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Ronnie's son is studying in Dublin.Some support2 reports
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ICON plc, led by CEO Steve Cutler, operates out of its headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.Well supported14 reports
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Eamon Ryan, Minister for Transport, confirmed a Metro Link delay affecting the Cabra area of Dublin, specifically on the commuter line to Maynooth.Some support1 report
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An official visit is underway to strengthen ties between Ireland and Scotland, coinciding with updates on the MetroLink housing expansion project in Dublin.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Pillar banks are urged to improve housing finance provision, and market trends observed in Dublin are informing housing appeals.Some support1 report
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Paddy McKillen successfully rode Ireland's economic recovery and launched best-known venues in Dublin.Some support1 report
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The Garda Representative Association (GRA) is calling for improved conditions and pay, accusing management of silencing members, and withdrawing overtime in Dublin.Some support1 report
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A band toured through the area involving Dublin, Dundalk, and Ballinamore on September 25, 2026.Some support1 report
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Niamh Beatrix works at Camden Recording Studios in Dublin, and East Coast FM featured her as a Local Hero.Some support1 report
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A report involving the Daily Mail and a deputy travel editor named Minn was published regarding Grafton Street in Dublin.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Dublin hosts a specific performance location on Grafton Street.Some support1 report
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A new band featuring Adam Clayton was formed in Dublin, and the Central Bank of Ireland unveiled a commemorative coin for U2.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.Some support1 report
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New entries in The 50 Best Bars list include Bar 1661 in Dublin, Bar Gabriel in Türkiye, and Naked in Athens.Some support1 report
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The Mindre tour, involving Kadeem Hardison, Felicia Pride, and Cardi B, has begun its run in Europe, with the series creator aiming for resonance.Some support1 report
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Salty Dog brand is expanding nationwide, with mentions of Midleton, Cork, and Dublin Airport.Some support1 report
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The Dublin Theatre Festival is utilizing Dublin as its base of operations, featuring productions like Dan Colley's adapted fiction.Some support1 report
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Political developments accelerate regarding Irish reunification, impacting the political futures of key figures.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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City Council organizes Summer in Dublin events.Some support4 reports4 developments inside
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Great Western Mining Corporation completed a drilling campaign at the Defender Tungsten Project in Dublin.Some support5 reports
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A conference is taking place in Dublin involving representatives from the European Central Bank and the European Court of Auditors.Some support1 report
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Monzo operates its EU hub from Dublin, with team members based in Madrid and Barcelona.Some support1 report
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A murder occurred in Dublin involving Martin Doherty, concurrent with Rossa Fanning's accountability issues concerning Garda operations.Some support1 report
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A pilot protested at Dublin Airport regarding an Aer Lingus flight that originated from Heathrow, with the case being heard at the WRC.Some support2 reports
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A regional political summit took place where the Finance Minister and nationalist parties discussed political comparisons and past wealth.Some support1 report
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Applications to the High Court challenge the legality of state detention, coinciding with solicitor withdrawals in Cork, Dublin, and Clare.Some support2 reports
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An EU Energy meet was held in Dublin on September 21, 2026.Some support2 reports
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The professional lives of Donn Holohan and Elspeth Lee are discussed, focusing on how China's building bubble influenced architecture and academic opportunities in Hong Kong and Dublin.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Performances are currently taking place in specific venues in Dublin, including the popular Temple Bar area.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Dublin City Council secured a venue for a cultural performance in the city.Some support1 report
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Ryanair operates services across various hubs, including Bergamo and Dublin.Some support1 report
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As of September 2, 2026, Dublin functions as the main international tourist gateway, while all five counties are engaged in competition for tourist spending.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A protest was planned and took place in Dublin city centre, with speakers addressing the public outside Leinster House.Some support3 reports
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Gabriel Makhlouf spoke at the Eurofi Financial Forum in Dublin, calling for faster completion of the single market.Some support1 report
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Matt Carthy, Sinn Féin's justice spokesman, chairs the Oireachtas justice committee amid concerns over a flat fee scheme in Dublin.Some support1 report
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Consultancies may hire staff in Dublin.Some support1 report
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A radio station based in Dublin served as an opening act in a tour.Some support1 report
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AWS partnered the Global Government Finance Summit in Dublin.Some support1 report
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In Dublin, Chris Ashmore delivered a commercial roundup while Greg discussed political safety risks, and an assault occurred.Some support1 report
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Student rental markets in Cork and Dublin are being compared.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Advocates are currently discussing housing issues in the Cork market, using Dublin's housing figures as a point of comparison.Some support1 report
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Michael Healy-Rae was assaulted in the city centre of Dublin on September 17, 2026, while performing duties, and is a victim of political violence and threats.Well supported10 reports
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A new MetroLink project has connected Dublin Airport to the city center, with AECOM providing support for the infrastructure development.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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A BPFI report using CSO data indicated that planning permissions were down in Dublin in June 2026.Some support1 report
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Aviation expansion in Lisbon and Dublin is causing budget overshoots and clashing with global climate targets.Some support1 report
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Biographical details and travel routes involving individuals across Mayo, Kildare, Dublin, and Galway.Some support1 report
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An assault involving Michael Healy-Rae occurred in the city centre of Dublin on September 16, 2026.Some support3 reports
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Dublin is the capital city of the sovereign state of Ireland.Some support1 report
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Commuters are utilizing train services connecting Carlow and Waterford, while the Labour Party held a meeting in Carlow.Some support1 report
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OpenAI operates in the same market space as Google in Dublin, and Mark Bambury has a new posting.Some support1 report
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A think-in was held in a constituency in Dublin.Some support2 reports
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Aidan Farrelly questions OPW regarding Dublin events, while Minister Moran is associated with OPW in Dublin.Some support1 report
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The Taoiseach will welcome US President Donald Trump in Dublin, amidst public opposition and while the Iran war strains the global economy.Well supported6 reports2 developments inside
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Donald Trump spoke regarding trade policy during his visit to Dublin.Some support1 report
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Around Dublin this week
News at the entities that move Dublin most-
state StructuralKarnataka is seeking state-specific flexibility regarding CZMP.Moves Dublin
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Dubai TransactionalA global summit in Dubai focused on ESG compliance, clean technology, and cross-border collaborations.Moves Dublin
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Garda Síochána OperationalThe Omagh inquiry has linked contacts to the Dundalk area and reviewed materials provided by An Garda Síochána.Moves Dublin
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Aer Lingus OperationalInternational Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) has designated Iberia, British Airways, and Aer Lingus as principal brands.Moves Dublin
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Barack Obama TransactionalIn 2009, General Electric used its media arm to promote Barack Obama's agenda, while Forbes labeled Jeff Immelt a poor CEO, and GE executives pressured CNBC personnel.Moves Dublin
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Road Safety Authority OperationalRecommendations are provided for driver test curriculum, and a committee warns about technology timelines for road safety.Moves Dublin
Connections
The 40 strongest of 1,372, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Bezalel Smotrich Transactional
Smotrich was banned from entering Dublin.
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Clontarf Structural
Clontarf is formally defined as a suburb within the greater metropolitan area of Dublin.
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Aer Lingus Operational
Aer Lingus actively uses Dublin as a major operational hub and destination for its flight services.
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state Structural
The State exercises regulatory, administrative, and operational control over the geographical area of Dublin.
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Kildare Structural
Kildare is functionally integrated into the greater metropolitan area of Dublin, forming part of its essential commuter belt.
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Macklemore Transactional
Macklemore is scheduled to perform a concert tour stop in Dublin as part of his tour.
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Cork Operational
The two cities maintain an operational relationship defined by active market competition, shared regional dynamics, and interconnected infrastructure, particularly in housing and business.
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Dublin Airport Structural
The airport is a critical piece of infrastructure whose function is defined by its location and service to the greater metropolitan area of Dublin.
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Taoiseach Structural
The office of the Taoiseach functions as the head of government, which is institutionally based in government buildings located in Dublin.
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Aon plc Structural
Aon plc operates from its headquarters located in the city of Dublin.
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Dubai Transactional
The relationship is defined by the episodic transfer and extradition of suspects from Dubai to Dublin.
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Eamon Ryan Structural
Eamon Ryan functions as Minister for Transport while based in Dublin, making the city the operational context for his role.
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Garda Síochána Operational
Garda Síochána operates as a law enforcement agency within the geographical jurisdiction of Dublin.
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Malahide Operational
The two locations are functionally coupled by a rail corridor, facilitating ongoing interaction and transport between them.
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Irish Army Operational
The Irish Army maintains a high operational security presence around Dublin Castle, providing functional defense for the capital city.
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Ryanair Shared context
Ryanair operates its headquarters and major functions within the geographical boundaries of Dublin, Ireland.
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Ghana Structural
Dublin holds a 30% working interest in Ghana.
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Greencore Group Structural
Greencore Group operates from its headquarters located in the city of Dublin.
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Galway Operational
The two urban centers are functionally linked by infrastructure, shared market pressures, and competitive dynamics in housing and services.
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Fianna Fáil Operational
Fianna Fáil actively participates in the governance and policy-making processes within Dublin.
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Mark Chamberlain Operational
Mark Chamberlain conducts professional activities, including fights, within the geographical boundaries of Dublin.
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Asahi Structural
Asahi's supply chain utilizes a company based in Dublin as part of its operational structure.
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Janet Horner Structural
Janet Horner holds the structural role of a councillor within the jurisdiction of Dublin.
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New York Operational
The two entities maintain an active functional link through international air travel, which is currently experiencing disruptions.
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Bob Geldof Shared context
Bob Geldof is identified as being born in Dublin, establishing a strong locational origin for the individual.
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South Dublin Operational
The Dublin Fire Brigade (DFB), a functional entity of Dublin, manages emergency response services within the operational area of South Dublin.
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Bristol Airport Operational
A current operational link exists where the flight path flows from Dublin to Bristol Airport.
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Barack Obama Transactional
Barack Obama performed or was scheduled to perform in Dublin.
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Road Safety Authority Operational
The Road Safety Authority actively monitors, reports on, and addresses safety issues and casualties occurring within Dublin.
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Uber Operational
Uber's operations in Dublin have prompted local protests and conflict.
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Robert Watt Operational
Robert Watt holds a leadership position within the Dublin Regeneration Authority, a body focused on the development and management of the city.
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Carlow Operational
The two locations are functionally linked by shared regional infrastructure, including commuter reliance on services between the two points.
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London Operational
The cities actively interact through coordinated aviation finance, corporate listings, shared international events, and socio-economic comparisons.
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Hempel Structural
Hempel maintained a functional diplomatic presence via a legation located in Dublin.
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Council of the European Union Structural
As part of the rotating presidency of the EU, the Council of the European Union operates its meetings from the capital city of the host country.
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County Wexford Operational
The markets of Dublin and County Wexford are viewed as competitive entities against each other.
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Limerick Operational
The two cities are frequently compared and contrasted regarding shared socio-economic challenges, such as homelessness and regional risks.
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Fingal Structural
Fingal's housing market is currently operating within the economic sphere of Dublin, which drives its price growth.
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Kerry Lynch Transactional
Kerry Lynch visited Dublin to develop the pub crawl.
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Northern Ireland Transactional
The relationship is characterized by the episodic movement of asylum seekers traveling from Dublin to Northern Ireland.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
54 events- Managed waste services are currently being handled for the city of Dublin.
- Pilot studies are testing compostable aprons in Dublin, Donegal, and Cork.
- Bono is honoring his legacy in his hometown city of Dublin.
- The Dublin City Council has taken action regarding the city's cultural assets, including decommissioning a statue as part of urban renewal efforts.
- Housing price inflation is cooling fastest in both Leinster and Dublin.
- Ronnie's son is studying in Dublin.
- Eamon Ryan, Minister for Transport, confirmed a Metro Link delay affecting the Cabra area of Dublin, specifically on the commuter line to Maynooth.
- An official visit is underway to strengthen ties between Ireland and Scotland, coinciding with updates on the MetroLink housing expansion project in Dublin.
- Pillar banks are urged to improve housing finance provision, and market trends observed in Dublin are informing housing appeals.
- Paddy McKillen successfully rode Ireland's economic recovery and launched best-known venues in Dublin.
- The Garda Representative Association (GRA) is calling for improved conditions and pay, accusing management of silencing members, and withdrawing overtime in Dublin.
- A band toured through the area involving Dublin, Dundalk, and Ballinamore on September 25, 2026.
- Niamh Beatrix works at Camden Recording Studios in Dublin, and East Coast FM featured her as a Local Hero.
- Dublin hosts a specific performance location on Grafton Street.
- A new band featuring Adam Clayton was formed in Dublin, and the Central Bank of Ireland unveiled a commemorative coin for U2.
- U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.
- New entries in The 50 Best Bars list include Bar 1661 in Dublin, Bar Gabriel in Türkiye, and Naked in Athens.
- The Mindre tour, involving Kadeem Hardison, Felicia Pride, and Cardi B, has begun its run in Europe, with the series creator aiming for resonance.
- Salty Dog brand is expanding nationwide, with mentions of Midleton, Cork, and Dublin Airport.
- The Dublin Theatre Festival is utilizing Dublin as its base of operations, featuring productions like Dan Colley's adapted fiction.
- Great Western Mining Corporation completed a drilling campaign at the Defender Tungsten Project in Dublin.
- A conference is taking place in Dublin involving representatives from the European Central Bank and the European Court of Auditors.
- Monzo operates its EU hub from Dublin, with team members based in Madrid and Barcelona.
- A murder occurred in Dublin involving Martin Doherty, concurrent with Rossa Fanning's accountability issues concerning Garda operations.
- A pilot protested at Dublin Airport regarding an Aer Lingus flight that originated from Heathrow, with the case being heard at the WRC.
- A regional political summit took place where the Finance Minister and nationalist parties discussed political comparisons and past wealth.
- Applications to the High Court challenge the legality of state detention, coinciding with solicitor withdrawals in Cork, Dublin, and Clare.
- An EU Energy meet was held in Dublin on September 21, 2026.
- The professional lives of Donn Holohan and Elspeth Lee are discussed, focusing on how China's building bubble influenced architecture and academic opportunities in Hong Kong and Dublin.
- Dublin City Council secured a venue for a cultural performance in the city.
- Ryanair operates services across various hubs, including Bergamo and Dublin.
- As of September 2, 2026, Dublin functions as the main international tourist gateway, while all five counties are engaged in competition for tourist spending.
- A protest was planned and took place in Dublin city centre, with speakers addressing the public outside Leinster House.
- Gabriel Makhlouf spoke at the Eurofi Financial Forum in Dublin, calling for faster completion of the single market.
- Matt Carthy, Sinn Féin's justice spokesman, chairs the Oireachtas justice committee amid concerns over a flat fee scheme in Dublin.
- Consultancies may hire staff in Dublin.
- A radio station based in Dublin served as an opening act in a tour.
- AWS partnered the Global Government Finance Summit in Dublin.
- In Dublin, Chris Ashmore delivered a commercial roundup while Greg discussed political safety risks, and an assault occurred.
- Student rental markets in Cork and Dublin are being compared.
- Advocates are currently discussing housing issues in the Cork market, using Dublin's housing figures as a point of comparison.
- Michael Healy-Rae was assaulted in the city centre of Dublin on September 17, 2026, while performing duties, and is a victim of political violence and threats.
- A new MetroLink project has connected Dublin Airport to the city center, with AECOM providing support for the infrastructure development.
- A BPFI report using CSO data indicated that planning permissions were down in Dublin in June 2026.
- Aviation expansion in Lisbon and Dublin is causing budget overshoots and clashing with global climate targets.
- Biographical details and travel routes involving individuals across Mayo, Kildare, Dublin, and Galway.
- An assault involving Michael Healy-Rae occurred in the city centre of Dublin on September 16, 2026.
- Dublin is the capital city of the sovereign state of Ireland.
- Commuters are utilizing train services connecting Carlow and Waterford, while the Labour Party held a meeting in Carlow.
- OpenAI operates in the same market space as Google in Dublin, and Mark Bambury has a new posting.
- A think-in was held in a constituency in Dublin.
- Aidan Farrelly questions OPW regarding Dublin events, while Minister Moran is associated with OPW in Dublin.
- The Taoiseach will welcome US President Donald Trump in Dublin, amidst public opposition and while the Iran war strains the global economy.
- Donald Trump spoke regarding trade policy during his visit to Dublin.