Guinness maker Diageo has placed limits on pub and bar purchases of the Irish-made stout in the UK following a rush of sales, and said it is managing allocations of kegs on a week-by-week basis.

A publican was forced to close his business on a bank holiday weekend when his entire staff walked out in protest over his decision to sack the bar manager ... Join the Irish Mirror’s breaking ...

A second man has been remanded in custody after being accused of attacking two off duty gardaí in Dublin’s Temple Bar during an incident which left one of the officers in a critical condition ...

It follows the arrest of a violent criminal who has previously been jailed for a similar serious attack in the Temple Bar area. Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with all ...

Israel's foreign minister has ordered the closure of the country's embassy in Dublin, citing the Irish government's "extreme anti-Israel policy". Gideon Sa'ar said "Ireland has crossed every red ...

A man has been refused bail after being charged with "unprovoked" attacks on two off-duty gardai in Dublin's Temple Bar, which left one of the officers in a critical condition in hospital.

QUALITY Street has discontinued a divisive chocolate bar from supermarket shelves, leaving some shoppers upset. Fans of The Purple One and the Green Triangle will no longer be able to savour both ...

Speaking to The Irish News, bar manager Una Burns said she still “can’t believe the impact the ad has had.” She said: “The response at the time was just incredible but even over the last ...

In what was Schmidt's first match in Dublin since leaving the Ireland job in 2019, his Wallabies side seriously threatened to spoil the Irish Rugby Football Union's 150th anniversary celebrations.

A MAN has been refused bail after being charged with “unprovoked” attacks on two off-duty gardai in Dublin’s Temple Bar, which left one of the officers in a critical condition in hospital.

Let the fun commence. – Yours, etc, Sir, – It’s all over bar the counting: the excuses, the recriminations, the finger-pointing, and the inevitable lengthy political horse-trading that takes ...