Things To Do Things To Do: Unpack the Fingal seaweed war, debate the golden age of the Irish short story, swim operatically Our latest recommendations, and community noticeboard listings. Michael Lanigan May 21, 2026
immigrant life Still hurt by Bertie Ahern singling out Congolese people, loss of a community member opened a fresh wound, they say “It’s literally George Floyd on the streets of Dublin. I can’t believe that scene and that guy with his knee on his neck.” Shamim Malekmian May 20, 2026
City Desk Council has been paying €285,000 a year for three empty warehouse units, plus parking Now councillors are considering a plan for the council to pay another €859,000 to break the leases on them, pay for “dilapidations”, and walk away. Sam Tranum May 20, 2026
Cover Cover image for Dublin Inquirer print edition #48 F or many decades now Traveller accommodation has needed attention, but up until recently it has been widely ignored and brushed under the carpet by those with the power and ability to make changes, writes artist Leanne McDonagh. Leanne McDonagh Mar 11, 2020
