The Dog on the Dockside
A street artist whose work has appeared across Dublin – including graffiti-filled Liberty Lane off Kevin Street – has won new accolades for his latest mural of the President’s dead dog. …
Meath Street’s Little Flower puts its famous penny dinners on wheels
By Jane Byrne and Chris O’Flaherty THE Little Flower, operating since 1912, serves 72,000 meals annually – including its famous penny dinners for poor and homeless people. With the Meath…
‘May Weekender’ for local culture falls victim to Covid-19 shutdown
By Jack Shanahan ‘CULTURE Date with Dublin 8’, which promotes the local area, has cancelled its ‘May Weekender’, planned for May 16th and 17th. The annual event celebrates the history,…
Online version of newspaper issue 99 – March 2020
In consideration of Covid-19 containment, this edition of the Liberty newspaper will not be distributed – Online version visible below or download & view from here:…
Muay Thai still going strong
In 1999, Dublin’s ‘Origins Muay Thai’ club opened its doors for the first time. It was the first gym offering training in the combat sport Muay Thai to be opened…
Flores thunderbolt the highlight as an exciting season ensues
It’s Shamrock Rovers who have surged to the top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division after an enthralling opening set of fixtures. A first home win for Rovers against champions…
Updates on St. Patrick’s Day Festival
St Patrick’s Day is celebrated internationally every year on March 17th. People celebrate with parties, events and parades. However, this year due to the outbreak of coronavirus in Ireland, the…
New protocols for construction sites to be developed by residents committee
The National Children’s Hospital residents monitoring committee are currently in the process of developing a set of protocols for construction projects in Dublin’s city centre. The committee, which was established…
O’Donnell shakes up St Pats’ Squad
Stephen O’Donnell is not pulling the wool over anyone’s eyes. When it was announced that he would be replacing Harry Kenny in late summer, people knew that big change was…
Sarah O’ Rourke, a hat designer in London
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…
‘The Half Promised Land’ Newest Autism Friendly Play in Dublin’
A new production of Maeve Binchy’s 1979 play ‘The Half Promised Land’ included one relaxed performance specifically for those with an Autism Spectrum Condition or any sensory and communication disorders.…
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