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The Argentinian bakery in the Liberties

The Argentinian bakery in the Liberties

One thing that the Liberties prides itself on in recent decades is diversity, with many nationalities and customs seen in the area. This doesn’t just apply to the people who live in or frequently visit the area, but to the local businesses too.  While Brazilian culture is well…

The Liberties through the eyes of international students

The Liberties through the eyes of international students

The Liberties is one of Ireland’s oldest and most vibrant neighbourhoods. You may find many of Dublin’s top visitor spots here, and over 800 years of history to uncover as you walk through its streets. But what do young people from abroad like, and dislike, most about this…

Smithfield vendors share Christmas spirit

Smithfield vendors share Christmas spirit

Christmas has officially started in Smithfield. The Spectacular Christmas Market is open from 11 am to 9pm daily until January 2nd.   Smithfield square is decked with lights, garlands, and artificial snow with holiday music playing in the background. The Christmas Market is filled with stalls designed like…

Can people afford Christmas?

Can people afford Christmas?

Christmas 2024 is fast approaching, and the holidays are not getting any cheaper for any of us.  Kids…

No longer ‘smothered by the 46a’

No longer ‘smothered by the 46a’

The iconic 46a bus that runs between Dun Laoghaire and the Phoenix Park via North Circular Road will…

A Liberties craft workshop with a social side

A Liberties craft workshop with a social side

This time last year, Ciara Kavanagh and Billy Fagan launched a company with a difference, and their workshops…

Outcasts courtyard in Stoneybatter brings the heat 

Outcasts courtyard in Stoneybatter brings the heat 

Outcasts occupies a Prussia Street courtyard and offers a coffee shop, pizza truck, a burger hut – and…

Time stands still in Nellie’s Flat in the Liberties

Time stands still in Nellie’s Flat in the Liberties

The Iveagh Trust gives us a glimpse of an original flat in the beautiful brick complex in the…

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Why become a physiologist? 

Why become a physiologist? 

The Liberty sat down with a student physiologist currently on placement in the north inner city to learn…

Decline of Catholicism in the Liberties – a fading religion in the community

Decline of Catholicism in the Liberties – a fading religion in the community

Having grown up in Ireland in the 1960s, Father Patrick O’Reilly has witnessed the dominance of Catholicism in…

Keeping history on track: inside the Irish Railway Records Society

Keeping history on track: inside the Irish Railway Records Society

The Irish Railway Records Society has been keeping an archive of our railways almost 80 years. Look out…

Young people and the general election – what do they know?

Young people and the general election – what do they know?

The 2024 general election is just weeks away and, with politicians knocking at our doors and promoting themselves…

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