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Things to do in Dublin this weekend (April 10-12)

From a smartphone film festival to a two-day celebration of coffee, there is plenty to be doing in Dublin this weekend.

lifestyle • 5 hrs

14 adventures to enjoy across Ireland

Ireland may be small, but that doesn't mean there's any shortage of adventures to be had.

Ireland • 08 Apr

Violinist on the"bizarre" songs she has played at Irish weddings

Sínann Fetherston speaks with violinist Deirdre O'Hare about the most popular - and most unusual - songs she has played at Irish weddings.

living • 08 Apr

HOTY: A new-build bungalow with a gorgeous walk-in wardrobe

Home of the Year airs Tuesdays at 7pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

Gallery • 08 Apr

Common kitchen layout mistakes and how to avoid them

Fuse function with flair to streamline your working space, says Sam Wylie-Harris.

living • 07 Apr

construction of modular houses for housing

Are modular homes the answer to Ireland's housing crisis?

Callers on Liveline gave their views on building 'modular homes' in the gardens of existing houses

Highlights • 07 Apr

Influencer Cloda Scanlon looks for love on First Dates

Get ready for your evenings to heat up as First Dates returns to our screens!

First Dates • 02 Apr

Is it worth keeping your defined benefit pension?

John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie takes a look at the growing trend of converting defined benefit pensions at retirement age to Approved Retirement Funds (ARFs).

Pensions • 07 Apr

Young bride and groom are laughing and hugging during their wedding ceremony in the woods

5 wedding day lessons brides wish they knew before saying "I do"

Sarah Kiely Lavelle speaks with five Irish brides about the key lessons they learned at their weddings.

living • 04 Apr

Dubliner Anna Haugh on becoming co-host of MasterChef

On the eve of her debut as co-host of MasterChef, Anna Haugh talks to Donal O'Donoghue about being a mother and a chef, and how the knockbacks of the early days have made her who she is today.

living • 06 Apr

Where did the Easter Bunny come from?

There's still a lot we don't know about this mythical mammal.

living • 03 Apr

HOTY: A Donegal home celebrating its Victorian roots

Home of the Year airs Tuesdays at 7pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

Gallery • 31 Mar

Things to do in Dublin this long weekend (April 3-6)

From big bands performing on small stages to an Easter egg hunt throughout the Blanchardstown centre, there's plenty to be doing this long weekend.

living • 02 Apr

What's the difference between lab-grown and natural diamonds?

"Engagement rings exist at the crossroads of jewellery and art"

living • 06 Apr

7 things every couple should know in their first year of marriage

Sarah Kiely Lavelle speaks with marriage counsellor Daniela Gonzalez about the hurdles couples can face in their first year of marriage.

living • 01 Apr

Frustrated parents talking about problematic financial bills during e-banking over a computer at home.

Do you have a 'hassler' in your life?

Professor Luke O'Neill, School of Biochemistry and Immunology at TCD, joined Drivetime to share his insights into the physiological strain of 'hasslers' and what to do to counter act it.

living • 01 Apr

Would you use an 18th-century recipe for banishing wrinkles?

Two archivists are resurrecting lost Irish recipes found in centuries-old manuscripts.

Food • 06 Apr

Axa Community Hero Winners. Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography

Meet the heroes who make their communities a better place.

At the centre of every community are people who go the extra mile.

lifestyle • 07 Apr

The community groups shifting our social scene away from alcohol

Across our little emerald isle, a new shift is underway: a social life driven by community, creativity and connection, all without the consumption of alcohol.

living • 31 Mar

Brendan Courtney on Hugh Wallace: "He was bold as brass"

TV presenter Brendan Courtney has taken up the reins of his late friend Hugh Wallace's TV show, The Great House Revival, hoping to do justice to a project the architect was passionate about.

lifestyle • 30 Mar