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A survey is under way to assess the dilapidation of Dublin's historic north Georgian core, the Department of Heritage has said rte.ie/news/2025/0408…

Registration and abstract submissions are now open for the 2025 Irish Fungal Society Annual Conference 🎉 Join us at the School of Dental Science, Trinity College Dublin on Thursday, June 19th. Don't miss this opportunity to see cutting edge research and foster new connections.

Fully agree. Dublin urgently needs a Directly Elected Mayor, accountable to its citizens, with real power and a real budget. This is the norm for major global cities. Government need set the date for a plebiscite. It's time we freed our capital city to live up to its potential.

This is a weak excuse for refusing to give Dubliners the choice as to whether they want an accountable directly elected Mayor with real power and a real budget. Which is the norm in major global cities. The Limerick example shows it can work in Ireland too thetimes.com/article/d49f66…

Euler’s Identity: James Joyce and the most beautiful equation in mathematics irishtimes.com/science/2025/0…

I gave a little slide talk last night at the lovely UnitedArtsClub It was on behalf of the South Georgian Core Residents Assoc South Georgian Core Here I am, being intro’ed by actor (+SGCRA stalwart) Emma Lizar Regan. You can tell by my daft expression, her introduction is far too kind!

One year on Mount Street remains barricaded in ugly steel fences, promoting dumping and dereliction. They are an embarrassing scar on the city, and a visible symbol of the ongoing dysfunction and chaos from the IPO, which is operating unsafely at a completely unsuitable location.

Surge in US students looking to study in Ireland amid ongoing Trump attacks on third-level institutions buff.ly/aT5KLKv

‘Dublin’s a difficult place to trade, there’s a lawlessness around here,’ says owner of store looted during riots buff.ly/VksFBEN

"Dublin will suffer as long as there is no one directly responsible for its running. Socially, economically and culturally, the city’s failure to develop coherently is of significance to the rest of the country."

For over a year Mount Street has been barricaded in ugly steel fences, at a cost of €4,000 per week. They are a scar on the city promoting dumping and dereliction, and a visible symbol of the ongoing dysfunction & chaos from the IPO, operating unsafely at an unsuitable location.

A great day for Irish science, and credit to James Lawless for pushing for CERN membership for many years and making it a reality today as Minister. It's a long time coming - the first campaign to join I recall was back when I was studying particle physics myself in the last century!

Ireland is looking to attract top researchers from abroad, and the government is to help fund the competitive salaries, Cabinet will hear today. jrnl.ie/6703305

Nice to see research by myself & Eoin O'Malley utilising the surnames of Irish politicians to examine the deep roots of our party politics cited in this article. If you'd like to learn more watch this Week in Politics clip from when the work was published. youtube.com/watch?v=Xhw96n…

Opinion: Dublin's streets are a mess, and not enough is being done to fix them jrnl.ie/6724826t

Minister James Lawless today secured the Dáil approval needed for Ireland to join the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, as an Associate Member. “Today’s vote is the culmination of a long campaign, both nationally and personally, for Ireland to join CERN"

Ireland's associate membership of CERN will unlock vast benefits for our research & innovation ecosystem, with direct benefits for Irish education & companies. Read our earlier statement from University College Dublin leaders in related sectors ucd.ie/research/news/… Department of Further and Higher Education UCD Physics

Dublin City Council chief says he's received no extra money yet to roll out the actions recommended by the Taoiseach’s Taskforce for Dublin. Councillors said they feel the city was just used as the backdrop for a pre-election PR campaign. dublininquirer.com/no-extra-money…

Great to finally see some movement on the implementation of the Dublin Taskforce. TheJournal.ie : A memo will go to Cabinet next week on progressing a number of measures contained in the report of the Dublin City Taskforce which was published last year. thejournal.ie/hotel-bed-tax-…

Full house at the #IrishFungalSoc2025 annual meeting in the Dublin Dental Hospital