Harry’s on the Green, once a fixture on South King Street in Dublin 2, has been closed for some time now—multiple platforms including Tripadvisor list the venue as permanently shut. Here’s what…
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If you’ve ever scrolled through parenting forums or Instagram, you’ve probably stumbled across the phrase “rainbow baby.” It shows up in birth announcements, memorial posts, and fertility conversations with increasing regularity. This…
If you loved Derry Girls, Lisa McGee’s new Netflix comedy thriller feels like coming home—only this time the characters are in their late thirties and the jokes come wrapped in a mystery.…
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The Republic of Ireland has no July bank holiday in 2025 — but Northern Ireland does. Northern Ireland marks the Battle of the Boyne as a public holiday on Monday 14 July…