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Over 1,000 people in Dublin, Ohio gathered after their St. Patrick's Day parade to form a massive human shamrock, unofficially breaking the world record held by Dublin, Ireland since 2013. The heartwarming stunt brought the community together to celebrate their city's Irish heritage in spectacular fashion.
A community program in North Dublin has celebrated a decade of turning business dreams into reality, welcoming over 1,000 aspiring entrepreneurs and featuring 90 expert speakers. StartUp Ballymun proves that consistent local support can build thriving entrepreneurship ecosystems.
Dublin Airport just earned a prestigious Level 4+ carbon accreditation, placing it among the world's leading airports for climate action. The milestone proves ambitious environmental goals can translate into real results.
Dublin, Ohio is inviting anyone in green to help create the world's largest human shamrock right after their St. Patrick's Day parade. The free event needs 1,200 people to make history happen.
Dublin Airport just earned a Level 4+ carbon certification, placing it among the world's most climate-committed airports. The achievement proves that major transportation hubs can tackle emissions while keeping planes in the sky.
Dublin Airport just earned one of aviation's highest environmental honors, proving that busy hubs can slash their carbon footprint. The Level 4+ "Transition" accreditation marks a major win in the fight against climate change.
Boxing champion Katie Taylor will headline her final fight at Dublin's iconic 82,000-seat Croke Park stadium, fulfilling a career dream. The Irish legend faces unbeaten Flora Pili in front of her home crowd this summer.
A community initiative in North Dublin has spent a decade helping ordinary people turn business dreams into reality. StartUp Ballymun has now supported over 1,000 entrepreneurs through Ireland's most challenging economic shifts.
Aaron McKenna claimed his first world championship in front of a roaring Dublin crowd, fulfilling a dream he'd held since age six. The 27-year-old from Monaghan dominated Italy's Etinosa Oliha to capture the IBF middleweight title without ever fighting professionally in Ireland before.
Boxing champion Katie Taylor, 40, will retire Saturday night at Dublin's Croke Park in front of 80,000 fans who watched her journey from disguising herself as a boy to get fights to becoming undisputed super-lightweight champion. The Irish icon wants her final performance to honor a country that's traveled the world to support her.
Ireland's busiest airport just earned a Level 4+ carbon certification that puts it among the world's best for climate action. The achievement shows years of work to cut emissions while keeping millions of passengers moving.
When Shay Bradley's coffin was lowered into the ground, mourners heard knocking and his voice yelling "Let me out!" The Dublin grandfather of eight had pre-recorded his final joke to give his family one last laugh.
A €700 million investment will slash travel time between Ireland's two capital cities to under two hours, with eight new eco-friendly trains hitting the tracks by 2028. The cross-border railway upgrade promises more daily services, better accessibility, and a cleaner journey for thousands of passengers.
Small businesses across Ireland created over 7,000 new jobs last year, with 82% of opportunities emerging outside Dublin. For the first time ever, these enterprises now support more than 40,000 jobs nationwide.
Scientists in Ireland have created the first complete "playbook" of pancreatic cancer, revealing why it's been so deadly and where new treatments could finally work. Their breakthrough approach targets multiple weak points at once, offering fresh hope for a disease that has resisted progress for decades.
Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor ended her career exactly as she dreamed, winning her final fight in front of 80,000 roaring fans at Dublin's Croke Park. The 40-year-old walked away as undisputed champion on her own terms, something almost no fighter achieves.
Seventeen-year-old Luke Littler staged an electrifying comeback in Dublin, overcoming a seemingly impossible 0-5 deficit against veteran Gerwyn Price. The young player's resilience thrilled the crowd and showcased the mental strength that's making him darts' brightest new star.
Leinster Rugby became the first team to win consecutive United Rugby Championship titles, dominating the Bulls 36-7 in Dublin. The Irish province's historic victory brought joy to fans just weeks after a heartbreaking European Cup final loss.
Ireland's first vertical solar panel installation proves green roofs and clean energy can work together. The innovative system actually helps plants thrive while generating power.
A 33-year-old Scottish referee is breaking barriers in one of rugby's most prestigious tournaments. Hollie Davidson just became the first woman to referee a Men's Six Nations match in the championship's 144-year history.
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