Dublin Bus introduces first ever Phoenix Park bus service – route 99
A link has finally been made between Europe’s largest enclosed public park and Dublin City’s existing public transportation system. Route 99 is now running from the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre…
TU Dublin to host community events for Climate Action Week
TU Dublin is hosting a series of climate action activities this week as part of Climate Action Week 2023. Running until October 20, there are plenty of events for students,…
Dancing in the shadows: The re-emergence of illegal raves
Dublin, a city renowned for its vibrant culture and rich history, has recently seen the rebirth of an underground subculture that echoes back to the rave scene of the 1990s.…
Things to do this Halloween in Dublin
As Halloween is approaching quickly, here are a few events planned in October around the Dublin area that you can still squeeze in before the big night. Perhaps if the…
Heartbreak as All Blacks end Irish Rugby World Cup hopes
It was not to be for Andy Farrell’s Ireland on Saturday night in Paris, with a marginal 28-24 loss to a strong New Zealand side. Coming into the game…
If Gray Street could talk: Gogglebox Ireland’s Anita Reilly on life in The Liberties and being on hit Virgin Media show
It was a Wednesday afternoon as I walked through The Liberties where I took a right off Meath Street and headed down Gray Street to meet one half of Gogglebox Ireland’s Liberties…
Vacant Ulster Bank building in College Green considered for social housing redevelopment
The former Ulster Bank on College Green that closed earlier this year may be turned into social housing. In a bid to tackle the on-going housing crisis, Dublin City Council…
Disposable vapes set to be banned in Ireland
Disposable vapes are set to be banned in Ireland with the Minister for Health drafting a new vaping bill. Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said he is committed to solving…
Dublin History Festival’s Big Weekend: From Ireland to the Mediterranean
This year, the Dublin Festival of History featured an array of lectures, guides and exhibits throughout the city. Much like modern Dublin, the festival featured history not just centred on…
Liberty Market turns 50: Street party to be held celebrating iconic Dublin market’s 50th anniversary
A street party will be organised to celebrate the Liberty Market’s 50th anniversary this month. The event will take place on October 21 to mark the anniversary. Liberty Market stall…
The Dandelion Market: Dublin’s magical forgotten wonder
Most people that inhabit Dublin City are very familiar with Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, since its opening 35 years go on November 8, 1988. This particular area of Dublin has…
FAI Cup semi-final preview
Two Dublin clubs, Saint Patrick’s Athletic and Bohemians, remain in this year’s FAI Cup as they prepare for their semi-final clashes after coming through their respective quarter-finals. Bohemians travel to…
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