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Column: I survived a terrorist bombing. Here’s what happened next

Molly Naylor was in the front carriage of the train blown up by the July 7 bombers. In her show for Absolut Fringe 2011, she explores the effect it had on her.

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Gallery: The world’s most polluted cities

Air pollution killed 1.3million people in 2008, according to the World Health Organisation. Here are the globe’s worst offenders…

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NASA’s spectacular satellite photos of cities at night

NASA’s satellite images of cities at night are awe-inspiring, with Cork, Dublin, El Paso and Chicago all looking radically different when just their city lights are on show.

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Column: Here’s why we turn empty properties into art spaces

“Raise the shutters on a vacant unit, and life returns to an area”: Arts initiative PrettyvacanT Dublin on bringing energy through art back to abandoned buildings.

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The hidden gems of Dublin architecture

Photographer and architecture graduate Lisa Cassidy spots the “beautiful, interesting, important or strange” in Dublin’s buildings and public spaces.

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Syrian war: fierce fighting continues in Damascus and Aleppo

Rebels have launched an operation to ‘liberate’ Aleppo, Syria’s largest city. Both sides are claiming territorial gains.

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Poll: Do charity ‘chuggers’ bother you?

As the UK levels strict regulations on charity street fundraisers, we ask: How do you feel about so-called ‘chuggers’?

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Litter Warden: how is your town doing?

Where does your town sit on the latest IBAL Anti-Litter League? Find out here.

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Poll: Have you ever personally complained to someone about littering?

An IBAL report says Ireland’s litter problem is improving – but Dublin’s north inner city and the environs of Dublin Airport are black spots.

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Column: The ‘night economy’ is crucial to the survival of Irish towns

Pubs and restaurants need proper support – and safe streets – if town centres are to thrive, writes Richard Guiney.

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Column: Let’s address Ireland’s problems this year, as well as our own

Our towns and cities are hamstrung by budget cuts – but a new initiative could help find solutions and save money, writes Barry Flinn.

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16 greatest cities in human history

From Jericho in 7000 BC right through to New York City in the 1900s, here are the largest cities in the world through human history.

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Dublin ranks 4th in UN report on prosperity of global cities

However its authors said the current measures to address the economic crisis and public finances could affect its position.

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What’s the most popular city for Irish tourists abroad?

A new survey shows that Irish people tend to stay close to home when it come to the most popular destination

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Boston Marathon blasts put world’s cities on alert

British police are reviewing security plans for Sunday’s London Marathon, which is the next major international race.

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Column: We need to make our society and cities age-friendly

Let’s move on from the twentieth century, where older people were thought of as dependents. Older people can – and must — contribute to economic growth, writes Michael Hodin.

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In Pictures: Ten year anniversary of north America’s electricity blackout

Ten years ago today, an electricity power outage caused chaos in the northern American states and Canada.

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US fast-food workers stage protests across 60 cities

The staff taking part in demonstrations are calling for pay of $15 an hour, double the federal minimum wage.

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Cavan is the cleanest town in Ireland – where does your town rank?

The results of the IBAL Anti-Litter League are out today – here are the results.

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Frontierland: Early photos of major US cities

Some already hold the shape of the cities they would become – some are a little grittier.

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Urban beauties: Incredible view of cities from space

The European Space Agency’s Envistat and other satellites have captured manmade features from above.

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So what’s happening in GALWAY in the run up to Christmas?

Continuing our festive lists, we take a look at what’s to be enjoyed in the City of the Tribes in the next few weeks.

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Patents and skyscrapers…what makes these 18 cities the most innovative places...

These cities are commended for thinking outside the box of industry, design and urban planning.

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Column: As a country that thrives on its reputation for craic, we must ensure...

‘A good city is like a good party – people stay much longer than really necessary because they are enjoying themselves.’

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Opinion: 9 reasons Cork is cooler than Dublin right now

Dublin may be the Manhattan of Ireland, but Cork is its Brooklyn.

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Live in Waterford? Some of you are going to get extra-fast 4G coverage*

*But only a small number of phones are compatible.

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QUIZ: Can you identify these Irish towns from above?

Is that Clonmel or Clonroche?

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Which Irish City Should You Really Live In?

Time to find out if you’re in the wrong place.

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Which city has the best quality of living? (Hint: It’s not Dublin, Cork or...

It’s not Waterford or Kilkenny either. Or Belfast.

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Skerries has been named one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. CITIES

The buzzing metropolis of Skerries.

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This week’s vital property news: Irish Water and landlords and Ireland’s...

Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.

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Poll: Should Ireland’s cities go high-rise?

A huge development is planned for Dublin’s Docklands.

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