Dublin City University — Dublin, Ireland — is known for Social Sciences, Economics, Econometrics and Finance and Business, Management and Accounting.
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University College Dublin up in Dublin, Ireland is pretty great for Social Sciences, Energy and Engineering.
Technological University Dublin is described as Ireland's first Technological University, offering courses, research and student life across five campuses. The site links to undergraduate, postgraduate, part-time and international study, along with news, events and campus information.
Trinity College Dublin describes itself as Ireland's leading university. The site covers studying at Trinity, research, sustainability, news, events, libraries, alumni, visitors and the Book of Kells. It also presents Thrive, the strategic plan for 2025 to 2030.
A Telegram bot that provides Dublin Bus estimated time of arrival at any stop. Its page states that the bot is not affiliated with Dublin Bus or the RTPI service.
Dublinked is Dublin's Open Data Portal for the Dublin Region, offering datasets on topics such as noise levels and bike parking locations. It lists 935 datasets across categories including arts and culture, environment and energy, planning and land use, government and participation, recreation and amenities, population and communities, public health and safety, economy and innovation, and transport and infrastructure.
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, tucked away in Dublin, Ireland, is a great pick for Engineering and Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics.
The Dublin Review is a quarterly magazine of essays, memoir, reportage and fiction, founded and edited by Brendan Barrington and published in book format. The autumn 2026 issue features work by Rory Gleeson, Molly McCloskey, Clare Fisher and others, plus a podcast with contributors.
CLARIND-UdS is the language resource repository at Saarland University, run in collaboration with Text+ and CLARIN ERIC. It hosts and processes language resources, especially multilingual corpora, supplying metadata in Dublin Core and CMDI formats for harvesting by the Virtual Language Observatory. It also hosts the GRUG Treebank and supports training for young researchers.
dspace@UABT is a DSpace 7-based institutional repository operated by the University of Tlemcen. It enables users to browse communities and collections, access recent submissions, and manage user accounts. The platform supports ingestion of documents, audio, video, datasets and associated Dublin Core metadata, provides OAI-PMH and Google Scholar integration for content discovery, and issues persistent URLs and identifiers, with optional handle.net and DataCite DOI integrations. Demo test accounts are available for platform testing.
GeoGREIF is a digital collection of maps and map works held in original form at the Institute for Geography and Geology of the University of Greifswald and the Greifswald State Archive. Each recorded map carries Dublin Core metadata to aid discovery, and maps are arranged thematically in collections that institute staff continue to expand.
The IDS Repository is the research data repository at the Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Sprache in Mannheim. It aims at long-term archival of linguistic resources and tools in the field of German studies, providing data together with metadata in Dublin Core and CMDI formats. The IDS is a member of CLARIN and the national CLARIN-D.
RANDOM.ORG is a service that offers true random numbers derived from atmospheric noise. It provides free tools including a lottery quick pick, coin flipper, dice roller, playing card shuffler and list randomizer. The site also describes a paid Third-Party Draw Service for holding random drawings online. It states the service has existed since 1998 and was built by Prof. Mads Haahr of Trinity College, Dublin.