Sunday 20 September 2020
The programme goes behind the scenes with Jose Mourinho’s men.
Dublin Pride Parade is taking place this Saturday.
“The pubs are what got me hooked on Cork.”
Bloomsday is this Sunday, June 16.
(Plus, what a boot-scraper actually is.)
What goes up must come down.
“I felt that the city was once again changing fast.”
It’s time to upgrade your Instagram feed.
You’ve probably walked by Oscar Wilde’s house.
Jacob Stack has drawn pieces for The Cranberries, The Gloaming and We Cut Corners.
Including a lifelike design in Temple Bar.
All of these towers are still in active use as navigational aids.
You’ve probably gone over Bloody Bridge.
Lose track of time with these easily-missed clocks…
*If they haven’t already been lost. Where else could you buy a pram and a plunger?
Ready to feel nostalgic?
Dublin has no shortage of ghost signs – but have you spotted them?
Up your Instagram game with these colourful Dublin doors.
There’s quite a few outside Dublin…
You’d be amazed by what you can capture.
Take a trip around the country without leaving your seat.
How much do you *really* remember from school?
Soak up some history at one of these impressive fortifications.
Including Bowie, Luke Kelly and a very Irish insult…
They have meaningful messages behind them.
They’re worth the journey – promise.
Each week, photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney shares a small piece of Ireland that reflects the bigger picture.
Make a trip to some of the most magical spots in Ireland.
They just get better every year.
Fairy lights make everything better.
Take a break from the madness in the run up to Christmas and soak up some sights of our fair city.
From pink wafer biscuits to Liberty Hall.
Including a pint of Guinness and the Poolbeg Towers.
A concise guide to the imagery around the City of Tribes.
Century-old stone bridges in Cork and contemporary designs in Dublin city.
From The Factory to the RDS.
Is there anywhere more Halloween-appropriate than a ruined church? Perhaps not.
From Keith Richards to Debbie Harry.
Art fans headed to Lough Hyne in West Cork last month.
