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Dublin's 1,002 Startups Secure Fresh Funding and Industry Awards
The city hosts more than 1,002 startups as of July 2026 while individual firms secure capital and recognition in enterprise and nutrition technology.
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culture
The National Museum of Ireland: A Guide to Dublin's Branches
Dublin is home to three branches of the National Museum of Ireland, and all offer free admission. Here is what each one holds.
finance
Tech and Finance Openings Create Openings for Specialists in Dublin's Uneven Recovery
Demand for cybersecurity, data analytics and AI roles rose nearly 20% year-on-year even as overall Dublin postings lag pre-pandemic levels.
Technology
Bridging the Divide: The Dublin Digital Literacy Paradox
As Dublin pushes for universal digital inclusion, the push to get residents online presents both a vital lifeline and an increasing set of complex ethical hurdles.
finance
New Dublin Businesses Create Thousands of Jobs Across Multiple Sectors
A surge in local enterprise ventures is creating new opportunities and challenges across Dublin’s employment sectors.
lifestyle
Dublin's Parks Preserve Character Amid Urban Growth and Density
While global metropolises struggle to maintain open space, Dublin’s historical commitment to its public parks offers a rare balance of urban density and natural respite.
finance
Dublin’s July New Openings Signal Robust Local Economic Activity and Investment Patterns
A cluster of fresh eateries and cafes opening across Dublin highlights ongoing business confidence and consumer demand in key neighbourhoods.
finance
Economic Indicators and Investment Flows Explained Clearly Through Small Business Activity
SMEs account for over half of Ireland's private sector employment, showing how local enterprises shape job numbers and growth measures in Dublin.
community
Dublin's Top Outdoor Adventures: Hiking Mountains and Coastal Cliffs
A guide to the best outdoor activities within easy reach of the city centre, including hiking, climbing, and water sports.
wellness
GP, psychologist or counsellor: how to pick the right door when stress is winning
Dubliners are seeking mental health support in record numbers, but the three-way split between GPs, psychologists and counsellors still confuses most people who need help fast.
property
Dublin Renters Face July-August Lease Expirations Amid Housing Supply Shortage
Dublin tenants facing July and August lease expirations must weigh relocation options against purchase barriers in a market short on listings.
lifestyle
Dublin Fashion and Beauty: What You Need to Know Before Shopping
Recent Irish Times features on designer collections and summer beauty routines highlight practical considerations for Dublin residents exploring local style options.
things-to-do
Phoenix Park: Dublin's Deer, Monuments and Green Space
One of Europe's largest enclosed urban parks sits just west of Dublin city centre. Here is how to make the most of Phoenix Park's deer, gardens and landmarks.
things-to-do
Dublin Zoo: Entrance, Animals and Visitor Tips
Set inside Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo is one of the world's oldest. Here is a practical guide to planning your visit, from tickets to the best times to go.
culture
Dublin's Major Museums Now Offer Free Permanent Admission Permanently
Free entry at longstanding institutions underpins a wave of exhibitions and new spaces that trace the city's artistic development from early modernists to contemporary voices.
culture
Liberties Festival Returns With 90 Events Across Dublin 8
A week of music, theatre, art and the revived Guinness 0.0 Bartenders’ Race puts the area’s creative identity back in focus just days before opening.
culture
Dublin's Essential Irish Dishes: Traditional and Modern Flavours Explained
An overview of the essential dishes and culinary customs that define the city's food culture.
lifestyle
Dublin Gardeners: Master Your Maritime Climate With These Essential Steps
Practical steps for maintaining gardens in Dublin's maritime climate draw on established local advice for lawns, soil and plant choices.
Technology
Dublin Startups Secure Record Funding While Ethics Concerns Mount
Rankings and incubator support underscore the ecosystem's potential while prompting consideration of broader challenges.
property
Dublin Office Market Surges: €6M Grafton Street Deal Signals Strong Investor Demand
Two fully let properties off Grafton Street hit the market at €6 million as Dublin office take-up reaches 37,200 sqm in Q1 2026, signalling sustained investor appetite for prime commercial real estate.
lifestyle
Dublin Survey Reveals 75% of Residents Feel Disconnected From Neighbours
New data reveals a stark gap between trust and community involvement, even as venues like Outhouse on Capel Street work to bridge the divide.
culture
Dublin's Live Music Venues Host Hundreds of Concerts Monthly
Several established venues host live performances each night while dozens more concerts fill the schedule across the city in the months ahead.
culture
Dublin's Viking Origins and Revolutionary Landmarks Revealed Through Local History
Dublin's documented past offers visitors direct encounters with settlements, Viking origins and revolutionary landmarks detailed in local records.
lifestyle
Dublin's Food Traditions Unite Generations Through Shared Recipes and Markets
Dishes like the spice bag and Dublin coddle keep community connections alive across city neighbourhoods and markets.
sport
League of Ireland: A Guide to Dublin's Football Clubs
Dublin is home to several League of Ireland clubs with long histories and passionate support. Here is a guide to the capital's senior football teams.
news
Dublin City Council's 2025 Decisions Set Path Forward Without July Updates
The absence of fresh July 2026 announcements directs attention back to the sequence of 2025 measures that shaped recent council activity.
wellness
Dublin’s Wellness Scene: A Guide to Local Wholefood Destinations
From Wicklow Street to Grattan Street, residents are embracing seasonal menus and wholefood options at established city centres.
wellness
Dublin's Hidden Free Outdoor Gyms Transform City Fitness
From Clontarf promenade to the Phoenix Park, the capital's network of open-air fitness stations is bigger-and better equipped-than most Dubliners realise.
wellness
Dublin Families Weave HSE Resources into Daily Health Routines
Access to official guides and local services supports consistent family wellness practices across the city.
wellness
How to Start a Walking Group in Your Neighbourhood
Get active, meet new people and explore Dublin's hidden gems with a community walking group, and here's how to set one up where you live
wellness
Dublin Families Cut Food Costs 40% Using Local Markets, Bulk Shopping
Dublin households are stretching limited funds with targeted buys at neighbourhood markets and bulk suppliers while keeping meals balanced.
news
Dublin's 2025 Economy Delivers Strong Foundation for 2026 Growth
Data from the close of 2025 shows how business activity, employment peaks and housing trends set the conditions for retail spending gains and continued expansion this year.
finance
Dublin's Tech Startups Transform City Life: What Residents Need to Know
An overview of emerging tech trends and innovation efforts shaping everyday life for Dublin residents.
wellness
Diving into Community: Aquatic Centres and Swim Programs for All Ages
Discover how Dublin's aquatic centres are making a splash with inclusive swim programs for every age group, promoting a culture of wellness and community engagement.
wellness
Five Seasonal Recipes Using Local Produce Available Now
Dublin cooks can turn this week’s market finds into simple meals that support steady energy through the summer months.
lifestyle
Dublin Locals Share Their Top Brunch Spots Beyond the Hype
Beyond the queues and the hype, the city's coffee culture settles into a new rhythm of quality over trend.
wellness
Dublin's Free Fitness: Your Complete Guide to Accessing Low-Cost Wellness Services in the City
From the Phoenix Park to the Dodder Greenway, Dublin's parks and trails offer a growing network of no-cost and near-free options for anyone serious about their health in 2026.
wellness
Dublin's Best Farmers Markets: What to Buy Right Now, Before Summer Peaks
From Dún Laoghaire to Smithfield, July is the sweet spot for local produce, and market traders say shoppers who know their seasons eat better and spend less.
property
Dublin Renters Battle Rising Costs Against 30% Income Threshold
Dublin tenants face mounting pressure to keep housing costs below the standard 30 per cent of income threshold amid rising prices in key neighbourhoods.
community
Dublin City Libraries Offer Free Membership: Here's What You Get
Dublin City's public libraries offer far more than books, and membership is free. Here is what is on offer and how to sign up.
wellness
Dublin Residents Cut Screen Time Daily, Report Lower Stress Levels
Dublin residents are carving out deliberate phone-free stretches each day to cut stress and sharpen focus amid rising screen demands.
wellness
Dublin Residents Severely Underestimate Daily Water Intake Needs, Experts Warn
Dublin's cool, damp reputation masks a real dehydration risk, and most residents are getting their fluid intake badly wrong.
property
Dublin Tenants Challenge 30% Rent Rule Against Skyrocketing Market Prices
Dublin tenants test the long-standing affordability benchmark against current market listings and income levels.
wellness
Dublin Runners Discover 3 Best Routes for 2026
Dublin's best running loops Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest enclosed city parks with a wild deer herd grazing there since 1662, follows the Grand Canal towpath, and runs the sands of Sandymount Strand out to the Poolbeg Lighthouse.
culture
Dublin Libraries Launch Book Clubs Across Six Branches for Diverse Readers
Readers in Dublin can join scheduled gatherings at sites from Ballyfermot to Finglas that focus on everything from crime novels to Irish-language titles.
lifestyle
Dublin Parents Share Best Parks and Play Spots for Families
A local couple outlines everyday spots and routines that make raising young children workable in the capital.
lifestyle
Dublin Student Reveals How Small Daily Switches Cut City Waste
Madison's summer at aparto Binary Hub highlights everyday habits that cut waste without extra effort.
Politics
An Coimisiún Pleanála Blocks 14-Storey Office Block at Dublin City Quay
The July 17 decision leaves the former City Arts Centre site unchanged for now, with Dublin residents facing continued delays before any redevelopment begins.
community
Discover Dublin's Best Activities Across All Four Seasons
From summer coastal swims to the quiet charm of winter museum tours, Dublin offers distinct experiences across every season.
community
Dublin's Community Events Guide: Discover Seasonal Celebrations Year-Round
Exploring the diverse array of programming and community gatherings across three distinct locations named Dublin.
property
Dublin Renters Choose Coastal Over Inland Suburbs, Reshaping Market
As residential preferences shift, the evolving relationship between Dublin's coastal and inland suburbs continues to shape choices for both tenants and landlords.
culture
Dublin's Top Cinema Venues: Historic Theaters Meet Modern Luxury Screens
A look at the best places to catch a film in the capital, from historic venues to modern luxury screens.
property
Dublin Property Prices Jump 3-6% in 2026 as Supply Tightens
With the median house price now at €500,002, supply shortages and first-time buyer demand are shaping the market for investors seeking returns in the capital.
property
Dublin First-Time Buyers Navigate 2026 Market: Prices Slow, Homes Still Sell Above Ask
With slower price growth but most homes still selling above asking, here's a practical guide for new buyers entering the market this year.
property
Dublin Property Buyers Navigate Active Auction Market With Diverse Investment Trends
Recent auction results from across the capital highlight diverse trends in residential and commercial investment.
wellness
Dublin Fitness Trends 2026: Trail Running and Group Training Surge
From the quiet paths of trail running to the community-focused nature of group training, Dubliners are refining their approach to health.
finance
Tech Turbulence and Dear Oil: What Today's Markets Mean for Dublin's Working City
A bruising session on Wall Street and surging crude prices put pressure on Dublin's export-driven economy and household energy bills alike.
property
Dublin Renters Navigate Sub-2% Vacancy Crisis as Summer Leases End
Dublin tenants whose agreements run out this summer face vacancy rates below 2 percent and must weigh relocation, negotiation or shared arrangements to secure new homes.
wellness
Dublin Hosts Dozens of Fun Runs and Charity Walks This Summer
Dozens of group runs and walks will take place across Dublin neighbourhoods through July and August.