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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, we’ve been getting reboots, sequels, and even musical sequels, to movies from long ago. So, perhaps it was…

Dublin Theatre Festival returns to the Liberties

Dublin Theatre Festival returns to the Liberties

The Dublin Theatre Festival (DTF) has made its way back to our city again, with plenty of Irish and international productions – including two performances in the heart of the Liberties. Europe’s oldest specialised theatre festival will take place in a variety of Dublin’s venues from September 26th…

Bodytonic unveils Phibsborough record store in collaboration with Absys Records 

Bodytonic unveils Phibsborough record store in collaboration with Absys Records 

The recent National Record Store Day saw the launch of Racket, a new collaborative shop located at Cross Guns bridge near Phibsboro, in the basement of the Bernard Shaw pub. The shop is a joint effort executed by Bodytonic, a Phibsborough based music and event amalgamation, and another…

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…

Mark Mehigan launches ‘This is Not a Self-Help Book’

Mark Mehigan launches ‘This is Not a Self-Help Book’

Many are familiar with comedian Mark Mehigan for his comedy gigs and podcasts, but recently, he has taken…

The uniqueness of Phibsborough’s Phizzfest

The uniqueness of Phibsborough’s Phizzfest

It’s that time of year again, where the streets of Phibsborough fill with fun, laughter, and art. Phizzfest…

Street trading: A dying culture in the Liberties?

Street trading: A dying culture in the Liberties?

Street trading has been part of Irish culture for generations. Irish women and men from the distant past…

Stoneybatter’s journey through gentrification

Stoneybatter’s journey through gentrification

From working class roots to a ‘creative quarter, vibrant Stoneybatter is a neighbourhood in Dublin rich in history…

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The chequered history of Tailors’ Hall

The chequered history of Tailors’ Hall

A guild that clothed gentlemen, officers and servants. Ian Lumley, Heritage officer of an Taisce spoke to The…

Remembering Dublin’s late 20th-century ‘darkside’

Remembering Dublin’s late 20th-century ‘darkside’

Have you ever wondered what it was like to grow up ‘alternative’ in a conservative Ireland during the…

Croppies’ Acre: A public park with a deep history

Croppies’ Acre: A public park with a deep history

The 1798 rebellion was the first time Irish republicans rebelled against the British empire, and the lost lives…

Shhh… we’re reading here! Dublin’s first Silent Book Club

Shhh… we’re reading here! Dublin’s first Silent Book Club

Once a month, Mish.Mash Art Cafe on Capel Street hosts a Silent Book Club. It is exactly what…

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