“People are getting to talk to each other, people are getting to meet the new residents of the community, the new students. There’s nothing better than actually meeting once or twice then being able to meet them on the street, being able to meet a friendly face, which…
March 13, 2018Read More
Travelling through Dublin city centre can be difficult for the daily commuter, especially in the morning. Constant streams of people hustling and bustling through the streets on their way to work, construction workers and drivers create noise and blockage at every corner. To be constantly vigilant as you…
March 13, 2018Read More
At 30 years old, Ashbourne hat-designer Sarah O’ Rourke has already been to London twice to show her work. She will return in March for a third exhibition at Hat Week. O’Rourke spent a year at The Liberties College preparing a portfolio before being accepted to study sculpture…
March 12, 2018Read More
A new production of Maeve Binchy’s 1979 play ‘The Half Promised Land’ included one relaxed performance specifically for…
March 12, 2018Read More
What better way to celebrate St Patrick’s Day and celebrate being Irish than taking a trip to the…
March 8, 2018Read More
The Crypto Café just opened at 23 Aungier Street, is the first café in Dublin to accept cryptocurrencies…
March 8, 2018Read More
It has been over 10 years since Gallery Zozimus first opened in Dublin 8 and while other galleries…
March 7, 2018Read More
John Fallon’s, otherwise known as The Capstan Bar holds the reputation for the best pint of Guinness in…
March 6, 2018Read More
The theme for this year’s St.Patrick’s Day festival is HOME; the exploration of my home, your home, our…
March 2, 2018Read More
Every year, on the 17th of March, the streets of Dublin are flooded with people from all over…
February 26, 2018Read More
This recipe is a great one to have in your records if you are ever looking to impress…
February 22, 2018Read More
In a previous issue of The Liberty we celebrated the opening of…
February 20, 2018Read More
