A Guide to Dublin’s Festival Of History
Dublin Festival Of History is currently underway The Dublin Festival of History is currently under way and runs until Sunday, October 20th. This year the Festival, organised by Dublin City…
The Liberty Visits Dublin Theatre Festival
This week, The Liberty visited Pike St. in the Smock Alley Theatre on Exchange Street Lower, Dublin 8. This production was part of the annual Dublin Theatre Festival. Pike St.…
Dublin’s most haunted spots
Dublin is home to a great deal of “haunted”, spooky places, but which ones should you visit this Halloween? We spoke to Dublin City Council South Central area’s Historian in…
Meet the couple behind local business, Grálinn
Grálinn is a foodtruck and catering company run by locals Dee Kelly and Matteo Griscti. With a focus on family style eating and shopping local, the pair have become a…
Bands FC: Where music meets football
Bands FC is the simple, yet genius, brainchild of Mark Liptrott and Nick Fraser. They took their two favourite things, football and music and blended them together. They created an…
10 Hidden Gems in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties
Needful Things: Books, Collectibles and Antiques A treasure trove is really the only way to describe this hidden gem. Opened in mid 2018 by Trinity graduate John Healy, there is…
Marsh’s Library celebrates Bram Stoker
The Bram Stoker Festival returns for yet another year of spooky events in celebration of one of Ireland’s greatest writers. With experiences around Dublin across the weekend of October 25th-28th,…
Celebrating 25 years in business.
South Dublin GAA club St James Gaels / An Caisleán is proud to say it have been up and running for 25 years now. Beginning as a small, all boys…
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