Inside Whelans on its 25th birthday
The Liberty takes a look inside one if its most famous pubs; Wheelan's on its 25th anniversary. …
Expansion controversy surrounds the Jewish Museum
The Liberty looks into how an approved expansion in the area has affected the Jewish Museum and nearby residents.…
Drug abuse affects tourism at Liberties landmark
The use of drugs and other anti-social behaviour has affected tourism at one of the Libertie's most historical landmarks, St Audeons…
Mingle me senseless on Camden Street
The Ferocious Mingle Marcade has moved it's location to 60 Camden street, much to the delight of its owners…
New ‘Teen Room’ adds to Sophia House’s fight against homelessness
New Teen Room aims to curb anti-social behaviour but is just part of the work done at The Sophia House Project…
Tune up for charity
The annual “Sing for Simon” fundraiser returns to raise both funds for homeless people this Christmas…
Dublin 8 church look forward to Christmas boost amid attendance fall
The Liberties' churches prepare for an annual boost for the Christmas period against a backdrop of continually falling numbers at mass.…
Government to back the 2015 same-sex marriage referendum
Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore have both voiced their support for the proposals, with the Tánaiste saying it would be “important to win the referendum”.…
The Liberties – Now & Then
and Victoria Tiernan It has been 30 odd years since Eamonn Mac Thomais presented a series of television programmes about Dublin on RTE. One of the episodes, shot between 1979…
Public still reeling from creches’ ‘breach of trust’
Following the RTÉ’s Prime Time Investigates exposé on some of the country’s leading crèches, Jennifer Mcdonald explores the impact it’s had on the public, the Government and the crèches themselves.…
Sex sells in the Liberties
With one of the oldest populations in Dublin, Laura Somers and Eddie Butler discover how the Liberties is attracting a new market for sex shops. In the words of Woody Allen…
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