Easter eggs – a price comparison
This Easter, Siobhán McGuire was out on the streets of the Liberties hunting down the biggest bargains and exposing the swindling prices of all things chocolate.…
The forgotten theatre of Rupert Guinness
Once a popular attraction, The Rupert Guinness theatre now stands abandoned like many other buildings in the city.…
The Iveagh markets: a stale taste?
Stephanie Fennell finds out what's in store for the abandoned Iveagh Market.…
Doll’s Hospital moving on
The famous Doll's Hospital is to close its George's Street home and move to a new location.…
Tales from an ex-Garda
Retired guard John Brennan shares tales from his time as a sergeant working on the streets of the city.…
Iveagh Market memories with Sheila O’Flanagan
Heather Harte talks to author Sheila O'Flanagan about her memories of her father's stall in the Iveagh market. …
St. Catherine’s Foyer working wonders
St. Catherine's Foyer is a housing initiative set up for the homeless youths of the city.…
One man’s poison is another man’s meat
The recession has seen a rise in popularity of old fashioned meat cuts like chicken feet, ears and tongue. …
The Irish Blind Sports going for gold
Craig Farrell speaks to Pam Robinson of Irish Blindsports about her work and the organisation itself…
No money, no word joy
The ability to read and understand information is a basic yet vital skill that many today still live their lives without.…
Liberties’ graffiti gripe
Graffiti is fast becoming a recognised art form, Aimee Mc Carthy questions its role in the local area and if it can be deemed acceptable on our streets. …
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