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A Journey into the Existence and Culture of Irish Graffiti Art

In the Irish News, there’s a detailed look at the Dark Hedges avenue in County Antrim, giving us a real insight into the troubles facing some of these famous beech trees in the area.

Commercialisation and Most Controversial Mistakes

Tracing the Irish passion for gambling from ancient times to the modern day.

New Year celebration with environmental responsibility and sustainable development.

Saint Valentine’s Day history and romantic traditions - a meaning for Dublin and a whole Ireland.

Reports of Domestic Violence Rise by 8% Compared to Last Year

An Irish-Canadian playwright, literary historian, novelist, and screenwriter

Ireland ranks 9th in the Environmental Performance Index, indicating serious challenges in achieving our environmental goals. The most dangerous pollutants of groundwater in Ireland are nitrates from fertilizer use on land and microbial contamination from septic tanks and spreading of slurry.

A Comprehensive Guide to an Irish waste

The Journal's article unfolds the tale of an individual who bought tens of thousands of tickets for the largest ever ‘Must be Won’ Lotto draw in Ireland, held in January 2022.

A quick overview of The Dublin Horse Show by @zoy

The Story of Garda Síochána or The Irish Police Through Times

A list of things and activities to do in Ireland

Irish Republic historical overview by @zoy

Echoes of Joy

Irish players continue to look beyond domestic brands in search of fresh gaming experiences. One of the newest names to appear on comparison charts is Frenzino, a colourful crypto‑friendly casino–sportsbook hybrid that first went live in late‑2024. This article explores what Frenzino offers and, crucially, places it in the wider context of Ireland’s rapidly changing gambling regime.

Irish Rail’s long-awaited Dart+ West expansion is set to move forward after legal challenges from two local businesses were officially withdrawn, allowing the €1 billion project to proceed.

Ireland’s gambling industry is undergoing a major transformation — and the latest consultation from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) offers the clearest picture yet of what’s to come. With feedback now analysed from operators, public bodies, and advocacy groups, this article explores how the upcoming regulatory framework will reshape casino licensing, player protections, and the commercial landscape for gambling in Ireland. Whether you're a casino operator, policymaker, or player, understanding these changes is critical.

🇮🇪 Pistolo Casino welcomes Irish players with open arms — registration is straightforward, and deposits/withdrawals in euros are fully supported. Since it's licensed offshore (Anjouan, Comoros), it’s not GRAI‑regulated, so you'll want to be aware of that — but from my tests, Irish players face no geo-blocks or issues signing up.