Emmet Road development ditches the sports pitch
A five-a-side football pitch has been excluded from the final draft of the Emmet Road housing plans development. The plans at Emmet Road, Inchicore, are proposed under the…
Green light for the greening initiative?
In 2019, the Dublin City Council (DCC) announced a Greening Strategy for The Liberties and the Stoneybatter area. Plans included planting trees on inner-city residential streets in an attempt to introduce more…
Views around TU Dublin’s new campus
What was once a psychiatric hospital with thousands of patients is now Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), full students. The university’s new campus will accommodate around 10,000 students,…
Iveagh Markets’ roof is ‘close to collapse’
The Iveagh Markets are in ‘urgent need’ of repair, according to the Liberties Cultural Association. “If something is not done in the next few months, the roof could…
Recycle Christmas Trees for free
The Liberty learns about recycling live Christmas trees for free at various locations throughout Dublin.…
Toy shortages leading up to Christmas likely
With Christmas around the corner and issues in the global supply chain, The Liberty zooms in on a local…
The Tale of the Liberty Soup Run
He overcame challenges and is now giving back to the community – Christopher O’Reilly, co-founder…
Kale+Coco – a hint of the Tropics
The owner of Grangegorman veggie cafe Kale + Coco talks to The Liberty about how she started the business, what…
Little Flower keeps its meals on wheels
As society slowly reopens, Meath Street’s famous ‘penny dinners’ are not yet available to eat…
Popular toastie spot aims to make Thomas Street ‘home’
In March 2021, bar managers Jack Brennan and Jacob Long were furloughed from their jobs. While…
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