A live camera “portal” connecting New York City and Dublin, Ireland was suspended on Tuesday following “inappropriate behavior,” including flashing and taunts about 9/11. The “portal” – which was set ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A livestream portal installed in Dublin and New York had to temporarily close after reports of inappropriate behavior. Some ...

DUBLIN — The Portal is back. For now. At 11 a.m. in Dublin on Monday, a big, round art installation that livestreams video between Dublin’s city center and the Flatiron district in Manhattan returned ...

A 26-year-old woman from Brooklyn flashed the NYC-Dublin portal on Saturday, which was followed by a slew of inappropriate behavior that eventually got the attraction temporarily shut down.

An OnlyFans model has caused the Dublin portal in New York City to shut down temporarily after flashing people on the livestream. According to Time, the portal was shut down after multiple instances ...

The OnlyFans model who flashed the NYC-Dublin portal was the same woman who gained national infamy on Dr. Phil, twice, where she proudly touted that she would rather “die hot than live ugly” and ...

Ava Louise, the OnlyFans star who went viral after flashing onlookers in Dublin via the Portal in New York City, spoke with Irish radio host Gary Brennan on Ireland’s Classic Hits Radio on Monday ...

An art installation called The Portal was shut down this week in New York and Dublin because of rude gestures and other bad public behavior, as... Opinion: A tale of two cities' 'Portal' pandemonium ...

Last Sunday, Ava Louise and her boyfriend, Vinny Buffa, woke up in their home in Jersey City, took the train into Midtown Manhattan, and Louise flashed her boobs to the people of Dublin. “I think I ...

NEW YORK and DUBLIN — It wowed crowds, joined up families and created more than a little controversy, but a new visual art installation linking New York and Dublin has certainly been a talker. Called ...

After closing because of questionable behavior last week, a video connection between Ireland and New York City is back on. Crowds rejoiced — in Dublin, anyway. By Claire Moses and Jillian Rayfield ...