Why Conservatives Don't Get Credit for Arts Funding
Former culture commissioner Neil Mendoza questions why Conservative government's massive cultural investment - including the £2bn Culture Recovery Fund - remains unacknowledged by sector.
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Arts education gets major boost in English schools
Major educational reform in England will elevate creative subjects with new accountability measures, marking a significant victory for arts education advocates.
Arts education gets major boost in England's schools
England's education system is set for a creative transformation as arts leaders welcome new government measures to elevate arts and creative subjects in schools, addressing years of decline.
Dublin and Kingston Forge Historic Friendship Pact
In a groundbreaking diplomatic move, Dublin and Kingston have established an unprecedented city-to-city partnership, creating the first-ever direct link between the Irish and Jamaican capitals with plans for cultural and economic cooperation.
Best Hotels Near Dublin Airport: Ultimate Guide
Discover the best accommodation options near Dublin Airport, from luxury retreats to budget-friendly stays, ensuring comfort and convenience for every traveller.
Arts funding crisis deepens as portal collapse paralyses sector
Major arts organisations across England are struggling to survive as a critical funding portal collapse leaves millions in grants hanging in the balance, threatening the future of cultural institutions.
Trump axes arts board, cancels ARC Ballroom project
Former President Donald Trump has abruptly terminated the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, scrapping the planned ARC Ballroom renovation in another dramatic executive action.
British tourist dies after Dublin assault
Simon Tweed, 58, from Kent, has died weeks after being kicked in the head during an unprovoked attack in Dublin city centre. Gardaí continue hunting for the suspect while his devastated family pays tribute to their 'gentle giant'.
Dublin erupts in violent riots and firebomb attacks
Shocking scenes unfolded in Dublin as violent protests erupted following a knife attack, with mounted police confronting rioters who set vehicles ablaze and clashed with officers in the city centre.
Dublin protests: Thousands march against deportation flights
Massive Dublin demonstration sees protesters demand end to deportation flights and voice solidarity with migrants amid growing tensions over Irish immigration policy.
Dublin riots erupt after child stabbing incident
Dublin city centre descends into chaos as anti-immigration protests turn violent following hospitalisation of three young children and care worker after suspected stabbing attack.
Dublin sees third night of violent protests
Irish capital sees renewed unrest as fireworks and projectiles are launched at officers during ongoing demonstrations, with tensions showing no signs of abating.
Manchester Event Firm Collapse Leaves Performers Unpaid
Manchester's arts community faces financial devastation as Price Event Management enters administration, leaving performers and suppliers with unpaid invoices totalling over £100,000.
Dublin riots after migrant sexual assault arrest
Violent protests shook Dublin city centre following the arrest of an Algerian migrant suspect in connection with a sexual assault case, sparking deportation demands and political controversy.
Dublin Police Attacked in Anti-Asylum Protest Violence
Gardaí were assaulted and vehicles damaged during violent clashes outside a Dublin hotel housing asylum seekers, as tensions over immigration escalate in Ireland's capital.
Dublin riots: Police van torched in night of anarchy
Shocking footage captures the moment a Garda van is set ablaze during violent Dublin riots, with officers forced to retreat from petrol bomb-hurling mobs in a night that brought unprecedented disorder to Ireland's streets.
Police car set ablaze in Dublin asylum protests
Violent clashes in Dublin as protesters set a police vehicle on fire outside hotel housing asylum seekers. Latest updates on the escalating tensions and police response.
Dublin erupts in violent clashes and vehicle fires
Dublin city centre descended into chaos as violent protesters clashed with police, set vehicles on fire, and caused significant damage following a controversial stabbing incident.
Man dead in Dublin city centre stabbing attack
A man has died following a violent stabbing incident in Dublin's Parnell Square, with emergency services rushing to the scene and police launching an urgent investigation into the tragic attack.
Love Island Star Greg O'Shea Hospitalised After Assault
Former Love Island winner Greg O'Shea shares shocking details of violent Dublin attack that left him requiring hospital treatment, with the rugby star sharing graphic images of his injuries.
UK Government in Irish Budget Leak Scandal
Westminster officials accused of sharing confidential Irish budget documents, sparking major cross-border controversy and straining UK-Ireland relations.
House of Guinness Irish Subtitles Spark Disney+ Outrage
Disney+ faces backlash after adding Irish subtitles to 'The House of Guinness' documentary, with viewers calling the move 'patronising' and 'ridiculous' despite strong Dublin accents.
Sinead O'Connor's funeral draws thousands in Dublin
Mourners line the streets of Dublin as Sinead O'Connor's funeral procession passes, with emotional scenes as the Irish music legend makes her final journey.
Guinness Storehouse overwhelmed as Dublin tourism surges 551%
The iconic Guinness Storehouse in Dublin confronts overwhelming visitor numbers, prompting crucial travel advice for tourists planning Irish getaways. Discover essential tips for navigating the crowds.
Fianna Fáil split over Martin's candidate against Bertie Ahern
Micheál Martin faces internal party rebellion over controversial decision to run candidate against former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in European elections, exposing deep divisions within Fianna Fáil.
Gary Anderson storms into World Grand Prix quarter-finals
Two-time world champion Gary Anderson secures quarter-final spot at World Grand Prix with impressive straight-sets victory over Ryan Searle in Dublin.
Irish PM demands UK apology over Dublin bombing remarks
Taoiseach Micheál Martin calls for formal UK apology after government spokesperson suggested Dublin government 'should have expected' 1974 bombings that killed 26 people.
Fianna Fáil MEP quits after 40 years in party shock
In a dramatic move, Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher quits the party after 40 years, delivering a scathing critique of its direction and leadership under Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
John Boyne's The Elements: Trauma Tales Intertwined
The acclaimed author of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' returns with a powerful new novel weaving together five interconnected stories of trauma and redemption in modern-day Dublin.
Gate Theatre's 'Poor' Adaptation Faces Scathing Reviews
Katriona O'Sullivan's powerful poverty memoir struggles in its theatrical translation at Dublin's Gate Theatre, with critics calling the production heavy-handed and lacking emotional resonance.
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