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• DublinLive (Ireland)
• Irish Times (Dublin, Ireland)
• Irish Times: Web Edition Articles (Dublin, Ireland)

Latest documents

• Revitalized Henry and Mary Street Christmas markets officially opened

  Dublin's famous Henry and Mary Street markets were officially opened this morning, marking 76 years of festive celebrations in the heart of the city.

• Ryan Tubridy reportedly set to wed Dr Clare Kambamettu this weekend

  Ryan Tubridy has discreetly returned to Ireland this weekend ahead of his upcoming wedding to fiancée Dr Clare Kambamettu.

• Pharmacist warns common medications may be causing your hair to thin

  A hair loss specialist has disclosed that numerous widely-used medications may be causing your hair to thin.

• Intensive search of river continues as fears grow for missing 14-year-old boy

  A major search operation is continuing along the River Boyne in Co Meath for 14-year-old Benjamin Spot, who has been missing for nearly three weeks.

• Christmas trees could be cause of itchy and painful skin condition, warns expert

  As Christmas trees are put up all over Ireland, a skincare specialist on Fresha, the beauty and wellness booking platform, is issuing a warning about an often-overlooked festive trigger: real Christmas trees.

• Ireland - Mapping the Island: An invite to the imagination from long before Google Maps

  Ireland has a distinguished place in the world of cartography, and old maps can instructively freeze-frame a timespan. They are not merely works of art but windows into history, and this overview reflects their distinctive styles and strategies across the centuries.

• Rumours of My Demise by Evan Dando: Secret-spilling memoir of heroin, hairy escapades and house-wrecking

  Honesty is a surprisingly rare commodity in memoir-writing. Luckily for fans of Evan Dando, the Lemonheads co-founder puts no stock in keeping his friends' secrets safe, whether he's lovingly recounting drug-taking escapades or oversharing about childhood pals so wealthy they had Rembrandts in their houses.

• Late Late Toy Show: The biggest night in Irish television is in safe hands with Kielty at the helm

  In his third Late Late Toy Show (RTÉ One, 9.35pm), Patrick Kielty makes playing Dr Seuss's rhyming curmudgeon, the Grinch, look a cinch – and doesn't flinch as, in a pinch, he goes on to deliver a night brimming with tear-jerker moments and celebrity cameos.

• Brian O'Connell obituary: Leading architect who left his mark on buildings across Ireland

  Born: January 30th, 1944

• Ann Fuller obituary: Major figure in classical music scene with a can-do attitude

  Born: February 4th, 1937