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The Molly Malone statue will need its bronze plating cleaned after it was defaced with green paint, the fourth time it has been targeted in months.

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• Molly Malone statue vandalised for fourth time

• Molly Malone | Instrumental to Irish Culture

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• Guest Bloggers Wanted

• Around The Web:  Octopus spotted on beach in Ireland fighting off seagulls using its tentacles, Why the Irish love American tourists, Explore County Dublin | Home of Molly Malone and more

• Experience of the day - DoDublin Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing Bus Tour

• Irish Word of the Day - Rince

• From Social Media - Oldest Pub in Ireland: Is it the Brazenhead or Sean's Bar?

• Irish Food You Will Love -  Powerscourt Townhouse set to welcome a cult favourite bakery

• The Craic -  A Group of Galway Girls Flawlessly Irish Dance to Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You”

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Molly Malone statue vandalised for fourth time

The iconic statue has been targeted in recent months

Dublin Live understands that dark green paint and brown sauce had been levied at the city centre landmark this week on Saint Andrews Street/ Church Lane. The motive for the vandalism is unclear.

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Molly Malone | Instrumental to Irish Culture

The legend of Molly Malone has spread far and wide, with countless stories being told of her time in Dublin, yet few accounts are as well known as the old folk song named after her.

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At The Bar - Whiskey of the Month

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Around The Web

Ireland's most haunted places to visit this Halloween – from a prison island to a hotel 'ghost room'

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Octopus spotted on beach in Ireland fighting off seagulls using its tentacles

The octopus was still alive but was being attacked by two gulls and was defending itself using its tentacles.

What do trees have to do with Irish culture and identity?

Trees are fundamental to our sense of place and identity and can become symbols of cultural and political power.

Ireland's quirkiest tourist attractions include museums dedicated to mummies and butter

Ireland has some world-renowned tourist attractions. It is also home to quirky and strange tourist attractions off the beaten track.

Ireland hosts major German tourism event

60 top German travel agents take part in the German Travel Association's 'Destination Forum Irland'

Why the Irish love American tourists

A new flight route will drop thousands of Americans into Shannon each week – and the locals are happy. By John O'Ceallaigh

Dublin Marathon 2023: Start times, race route, road closures and everything else you need to know

There are just ten days until the Dublin City Marathon returns to the streets of the capital with 25000 entrants pounding the tarmac

Bono and The Edge sell The Clarence Hotel in multi-million euro deal

U2 rockers Bono and The Edge have sold The Clarence Hotel in Dublin after more than three decades.

Foil Arms & Hog announced six extra Dublin dates due to overwhelming demand

Foil Arms & Hog have announced extra Dublin dates thanks to overwhelming demand from fans.

Explore County Dublin | Home of Molly Malone

This iconic region home to the famous Molly Malone has long been celebrated for its charm and the rich stories that echo through its streets. From the bustling streets of Dublin's literary and cultural heritage to the serene natural retreats along the coast, County Dublin promises a diverse and unforgettable adventure.

Photo by Marco ten Donkelaar on Unsplash

The inaugural Dublin by Night Fest is set to light up the city, here's all you need to know

The new Dublin by Night Fest is taking place from 2-3 November, with the city set to come alive after five!

Famous Galway Airbnb named one of world's 'creepiest' as photos show inside

A Galway guesthouse has been named one of the spookiest spots places to stay according to a new ranking of the world's creepiest Airbnbs

Hundreds of Cork homes evacuated after severe flooding as Storm Babet makes landfall

Hundreds of homes have been damaged in Cork following severe flooding on Wednesday after Storm Babet made landfall.

Cork Jazz Festival just announced a huge surprise collab show

The CorkJazz AllStars presents XCLSV23 - at Cork Opera House on Saturday, October 28th from 11.30pm – 2.30am

Clean-up under way after Irish towns and villages swamped by Storm Babet floods

Counties Cork and Waterford were worst hit by the flooding.

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Experience of the day

DoDublin Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing Bus Tour with Live Guide

Maximize your time in Ireland’s vibrant capital with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus ticket. Discover Dublin’s spectacular sights and listen to entertaining commentary as you cruise around the capital. Whenever a landmark captures your attention, simply disembark to explore further; see attractions like the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, and St. Stephen’s Green and then simply rejoin your bus tour at a time and stop that suits your schedule. Entry to the Little Museum and a Dublin walking tour are included with the bus ticket.

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Irish Word of the Day

rince - meaning = dance

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From Social Media

Oldest Pub in Ireland: Is it the Brazenhead or Sean's Bar?

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Irish Food You Will Love

Powerscourt Townhouse set to welcome a cult favourite bakery

If you love nothing more than enjoying a good pastry, within a good aesthetic where you can consume it, then you're going to be buzzing about the arrival of this cult favourite bakery landing in Dublin for the first time.

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The Craic

A Group of Galway Girls Flawlessly Irish Dance to Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You”

8 Irish Dancers from The Hession School of Irish Dancing in Galway dance in the Heart of Galway, the Claddagh. Music: Shape of You- Ed Sheeran & A Lovely Madness- Beoga

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