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Dublin Live aims to be the dynamic center and fresh voice for an energetic and lively city. Our goal is to deliver comprehensive news and insights about Dublin, specifically for its residents. We will report on stories as they unfold, bringing a passion and vigor that highlights the important matters affecting the city's inhabitants. We share a local connection with our audience, which drives us to focus on the issues that truly resonate with them. Dubliners are looking for a new perspective, one that engages in conversation rather than simply delivering information. That is the essence of Dublin Live.

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Conor McGregor in 'serious talks' to buy OnlyFans with €7billion asking price mooted - Dublin Live

1 week ago | dublinlive.ie | Ben Crawford

Conor McGregor could soon add a new business venture to his repertoire as he has expressed an interest in purchasing the online content platform OnlyFans
Dublin traffic LIVE: M50 delays grow with DART impacted by failed train

3 weeks ago | dublinlive.ie | Laura Lyne

The sun is shining on Ireland and we're bringing you the latest updates from across the capital alongside LiveDrive on Dublin City FM. At the moment there are no major incidents to report on the network, but as always that could change. The M50 has heavy delays northbound from just after Dundrum through to Lucan. Southbound is slow but moving from the M1 to Lucan. There's also delays on the DART network as a result of an earlier train failure.
Dublin traffic LIVE: N7 breakdown and Meath incident causing delays

3 weeks ago | dublinlive.ie | Laura Lyne

It's the Dublin Live traffic blog and we're bringing you the latest alongside LiveDrive on Dublin City FM. To kick things off on this Tuesday afternoon, there are no major incidents to report in the capital at the moment. But the usual delays are growing on popular routes. There is an incident in Ratoath, Co Meath, which could catch those heading home from Dublin this evening. All approaches to Ratoath Road main street are very busy at the moment.
'I'm sexually attracted to myself and get goosebumps looking in the mirror'

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

A yoga instructor from California, doesn't just see his reflection when he looks in the mirror - he sees his lover. Chris identifies as autosexual, meaning he's romantically and sexually attracted to himself. While it might sound unusual to some, for Chris, 45, it's the most natural thing in the world. He first noticed he was different around the age of 12.
Dublin's Liverpool players including European Cup winners and surprising career change

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

Liverpool are on the cusp of sealing a record-equalling 20th English top division crown this afternoon. The Reds just need a draw against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield to seal their second Premier League title in Arne Slot's first season in charge. If they do get the job done today it will mean two Irishmen - Cork's Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyrone's Conor Bradley - will join the list of players from the Emerald Isle to win league honours with the Merseyside club.
Council tenant who 'sublet' house charged with threatening occupant

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Tom Tuite

A man "sublet" his council house to a family and later threatened one of his tenants when the local authority found out, a court has heard. John Kelly, 40, of Silken Gardens, Maynooth, Co Kildare, appeared at Dublin District Court yesterday. Garda Eric Keogh said Mr Kelly made no reply when charged with threatening to kill or cause serious harm to a man on September 5.
The best beer gardens in Dublin to enjoy a pint in the sunshine this summer

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

The weather is finally starting to pick up with the sun shining over Dublin's fair city. And once the weather picks up, Dubliners will be getting out and about to enjoy some sunshine walks and take in all the city has to offer. And, of course, one of the other great things about the fine weather is meeting up outside with family and friends to enjoy a drink in the sun. Luckily, we're blessed with a host of options when it comes to enjoying an outdoor beverage.
Christy Dignam's daughter shares Aslan star's unique final wish before he died

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

Kiera Dignam, daughter of the late Aslan icon Christy Dignam, has opened up about her father's unique final request before he passed away. The beloved 'Crazy World' singer passed on June 23, 2023, after a decade-long fight with a rare blood condition. His funeral saw an outpouring of fans, followed by a private cremation ceremony, reports the Irish Mirror. Kiera has now shared Christy's last wish for his ashes with his family. She said: "The thing with my dad was...
The most underrated and best Dublin walks to enjoy during the sunny weather

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

The weather is finally improving with temperatures rising and the sun shining over Dublin. With the brighter weather and longer days, many Dubs will be getting out to enjoy some of the best walks the city has to offer. Luckily, we're blessed with some incredible walks around Dublin with some of them being incredibly popular. From St Stephen's Green and Phoenix Park, there are a host of really well known spots for a walk around the capital.
Dublin weather: Temperatures to hit 20C but heatwave looking unlikely

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Mark O'Brien

Dublin is set to bask in balmy temperatures with highs of 20C later this week but a heatwave is looking unlikely. The coming will bring plenty of bight, dry and warm weather although temperatures are likely to fall back by next weekend. This means that while we will enjoy some fine weather, the temperatures will fall slightly short of what Met Eireann defines as a heatwave.