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Murals at Dalymount Park to be destroyed during redevelopment

Murals at Dalymount Park to be destroyed during redevelopment

Several of Dalymount Park’s striking and historic murals are set to be removed during the demolition of the stadium. Jimmy Dignam, the operations manager at Bohemians FC, has stated that…

Making it in music: Aaron J Hart

Making it in music: Aaron J Hart

An interview with a talented young singer and songwriter, Aaron J Hart, about the trials and tribulations of the Irish music scene.  In the competitive world of music, breaking through is…

Trying on all the styles of the Liberties

Trying on all the styles of the Liberties

A variety of clothing chops in the Liberties offer different styles, fashion trends, sustainability, and even social aid for people in the area. On different streets in the Liberties there…

Sounds of the city and The Apricity, an up-and-coming band

Sounds of the city and The Apricity, an up-and-coming band

The Liberties has been coined the ‘design district’ of Dublin, from the quirky art galleries to the amazing music scene of young artists. The Liberties has borne some amazing artists…

Sinn Fein’s ‘Activity Card’ – What is it and how would it affect you and your kids?

Sinn Fein’s ‘Activity Card’ – What is it and how would it affect you and your kids?

In the midst of a cost-of-living crisis and an anti-social behaviour epidemic, encouraging young people’s participation in sports and other cultural activities is more important – and more difficult –…

St Pat’s stun league leaders Shelbourne with win in Monday Night thriller

St Pat’s stun league leaders Shelbourne with win in Monday Night thriller

Shelbourne and St Patrick’s Athletic played out a thrilling Dublin derby on Monday night in Tolka Park, which saw St Pat’s head home across the Liffey with the three points…

The Huguenots and the Tenters – a richly woven history

The Huguenots and the Tenters – a richly woven history

The Huguenots was a name given to 16th century French Protestants who fled across Europe. Maria O’Reilly, a local historian who lives in the Tenters, has a Huguenot background: her…

The green-haired demon is back! Beetlejuice Beetlejuice opens

The green-haired demon is back!  Beetlejuice Beetlejuice opens

Tim Burton’s sequel to his cult classic 1988 movie ,Beetlejuice, adds some fun and silly moments to the original, while actively trying to avoid being called dated. In recent years,…

Sporting success can be a curse for young people

Sporting success can be a curse for young people

For someone to dedicate themselves from an early age to their chosen sport of course has its benefits, some of which are learning about self-discipline, maintaining physical health, and providing opportunities to…

Nightclub opening hour bill hit with setback 

Nightclub opening hour bill hit with setback 

In a follow up to a story previously posted on The Liberty, the promise of nightclubs opening until 6am this summer seems to be breaking, after a significant push back…

Teenage sensation Luke Littler has boosted business in local darts store

Teenage sensation Luke Littler has boosted business in local darts store

‘Brenfer’, a darts shop on Capel Street, has experienced a significant rise in sales following Luke Littler’s emergence. The teenage sensation has taken the darts world by storm and left…

Cyclist safety in the spotlight as deaths rise

Cyclist safety in the spotlight as deaths rise

Recently, there has been a rise in road deaths, and not only that but cyclist accidents as well. In 2023, there were eight cyclists who lost their lives on Irish…