Teachers worried over Junior Cert changes
Proposed changes to the Junior Cert system have raised concerns amongst the teachers' unions in Ireland.…
Glória Choir performs at St. Patrick’s Cathedral’s Christmas concert
Glória is Dublin’s Lesbian and Gay Choir and was formed through an ad placed in Gay Community News, looking for people to form a choir.…
Xmas itinerary: What’s happening around you this Christmas?
You can expect to see the usual favourites like the Victorian carnival, the artisan food and craft market, Santa’s grotto and an entertainment stage. …
Battle of the reality stars as Clarkson, Boyle and Lewis release Christmas albums
Susan Boyle’s Home for Christmas is her fifth studio album in four years; and, as another achievement, she will be the first British artist ever to have a posthumous duet…
A change of tune for Eminem as star apologises to mom in latest album
The Marshall Mathers LP2 is not only as a cunningly, crafted sequel to the first MMLP but introduces an interesting combination of new stories.…
Public transport price hikes bite
Public transport prices have increased again for services including Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus, Iarnród Éireann and the Luas…
Ming’s cannabis legislation up in smoke
Luke 'Ming' Flanagan's bill to legalise the use of cannabis defeated by the Dail…
The ever-evolving Katy Perry
Judging from her first single off the album, an empowerment anthem, “Roar”, we are well aware that Perry is “already shaking off the dust” and ready to let rip.…
Fergie’s book more of a tell-tale than a tell-all
Chapter after chapter, Sir Alex tells us about how someone stood in his way and how ultimately the fiery Scotsman brushed them aside.…
One Direction on the road to maturity
Given the lads’ increasing role in the writing process, the band contributed lyrics to 12 of the 14 songs, perhaps the rock band vibe will be an even greater theme…
Taoiseach backs same sex marriage for 2015 referendum
The Government has announced its intention to hold a referendum on the legalisation of gay marriage in 2015.…
Former Anglo secretary pleads ‘not guilty’ to revenue offences
The former Anglo Irish Bank executive, Bernard Daly from Collins Avenue West, appeared before Judge O’Donnell in the Dublin District Court after he was arrested on Chancery Street at 1pm…
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