Milltown

Clothes banks are overflowing as the ‘market for castoffs collapses’

Charity shops fear they will become dumping ground for poor-quality clothing if new EU law on textile waste is enforced fully

Amanda Coogan: ‘Belfast is a great city to be an artist. I pay the same rent here as I did in Dublin in 1992’

Performance artist Amanda Coogan on growing up as a child of deaf parents, embracing her love of performance, and the Irish fear of the avant-garde

A quiet life in Milltown: Detached four-bed in cul-de-sac for €1.595m

Move-in-ready home with well-designed garden and stunning, modern kitchen diningroom

Bright, well-located two-bed penthouse in Milltown for €695,000

Fifth-floor penthouse at Mount St Anne’s offers impressive views and sits within short distance of Ranelagh, Donnybrook and Dublin city centre

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Dublin student wins 2022 Press Pass journalist of the year award

Catherine Martin: ‘I’m absolutely confident your generation will be one of innovation and trendsetters’

Man (30s) dies in road collision in Co Galway

Van driver in his 50s taken to hospital as precautionary measure

Husband pleads for his wife’s killer to be banned from Co Kildare

Kenneth O’Reilly murdered Joyce Quinn on Curragh Plains in 1997 and is due for parole

The ‘vast majority’ of girls quit sport, so how do we keep them fit?

New research suggests first-year schoolboys are 32% fitter than their female counterparts

Irish faith leaders sign joint declaration calling for peace in the Middle East

Signatories at Glencree meeting include Christian, Muslim and Jewish representatives

Nora Higgins: A lifetime helping Irish emigrants in Britain

President to honour work of woman who helps support those who left 1950s Ireland

Trump supporters on Irish trip celebrate their candidate’s election victory

Group to visit home town of nanny to US president-elect’s children

Muslim cleric worried over radical preachers’ Dublin visit

Leading Irish imam raises concerns with gardaí ahead of Dublin Islamic Conference

Auctions, Fairs & Valuations

The Moth: from flight of fancy to successful arts magazine

From the unlikely setting of a farmhouse in Cavan comes ‘The Moth’, one of Ireland’s ‘coolest poetry magazines’ that has now gained an international following, and is the work of a husband and wife team