The plot of Shadow of the Tomb Raider — the culmination of one of the more perplexingly introspective trilogies in big-budget video games — makes an argument so self-critical and biting that I half wonder if its creators believe this will be the final entry in the long-running franchise, at least until the next inevitable reboot.

More than a dozen games into the series, Shadow of the Tomb Raider suggests the core of the Tomb Raider franchise has been rotten since its debut in 1996. Its heroine, now less grossly sexualized than in her early appearances, is no less a colonial villain, destroying the antiquities and histories of entire cultures in a dogged, borderline tragic pursuit to preserve her own. Croft is an heir not just to the wealthGet all the very latest news in Dublin straight to your email every single day Sign Up! Thank you for subscribing See our privacy notice Invalid Email

American football giants Notre Dame are on their way back to the capital for the first time in eight years.

The Ivy League team known as 'The Fighting Irish', faced off against rivals Navy in the Aviva Stadium in 2012.

Over 35,000 Americans jetted into the capital for the last game, boosting our economy by up to €60 million, according to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.

The US Navy even docked a warship in Dublin before the 2012 clash - and sources say they'll do the same thing again for this match.

And while no date has yet been set, the Sunday Business Post reports that