The Liberties’ connection with the Camino.
People from across the world travel to Spain to undertake the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James. Some take the route through France, some through…
Why are there so many churches in the Liberties?
Dublin 8 is an area known for many things – its lovable locals, its combination of both new and old businesses, and its history. However, an integral part of Dublin’s…
SWICN Clubhouse
In the corner of a carpark off Rainsford Street in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties is the SWICN (South West Inner City Network) Clubhouse. A place that can only be…
Issues with horse carriages in Dublin city centre
The times when horse-drawn carriages were the city’s main means of transport has been long forgotten. The only carriages that can still be spotted riding around Dublin, are used for…
The Liberties: a hotspot for fashion.
With summer fast approaching, a new wardrobe is essential for many fashion lovers. However, perhaps this year you should rethink buying your clothes from large multinational retailers and try to…
Helping people with sight loss by buying and donating clothes
Located in the Liberties area are two retail shops in aid of the National Council for the Blind of Ireland (NCBI). They draw a steady stream of local customers with…
Sustainable fashion in the Liberties
In a world of fast fashion and ever-changing trends, it is important to be aware of the clothing industry’s effects on the planet. Clothing cannot be 100% sustainable, as even…
Dublin guided tour with electric bikes.
Spring is here and as the temperatures are starting to warm-up, that may have you thinking about getting ready for outdoor activities. Three times a day, around 20-30 people gather…
D8 & Bluebell Parents Association for Autism Inclusion launch
Dublin 8 & Bluebell Parents Association for Autism Inclusion was launched last Friday afternoon, in Bluebell. The group was organised by five mothers, who very well know what it…
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