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May 14, 2020Read More
TU Dublin has plans to have more than 10,000 students on its Grangegorman campus on Dublin’s Northside next September – but many of them are scheduled to be in buildings that weren’t completed when building sites shut down last month. TU Dublin has acknowledged that one of its…
April 21, 2020Read More
By Fantine Carron STUDENTS who remain in tight accommodation around Dublin city are fearful for their safety in the Covid-19 pandemic crisis. Thousands of students live in the area. Griffith College’s halls of residence are home for 660 students during both the academic year and the summer. The…
April 21, 2020Read More
THE pizzas just keep coming to feed workers in St James’s Hospital and the Mater Hospital in Dublin.…
April 21, 2020Read More
PAUL McQuaid of River Cycles on the Liffey quays at Usher Island is offering free repairs on bicycles…
April 21, 2020Read More
A RESPIRATORY doctor at St James’s Hospital has appealed to anyone in a position to donate personal protective…
April 21, 2020Read More
DUBLIN City Council recently approved plans by Britain’s “largest co-living company”, The Collective, to construct a new development…
April 21, 2020Read More
A COMMUNITY-BASED development association in the heart of the Liberties is striving to provide a range of services…
April 21, 2020Read More
By Sarah Sophia Lindebner ALTHOUGH gyms have had to close, people are not willing to completely give up…
April 21, 2020Read More
MEMBERS of Templeogue Synge Street GAA club are certainly doing their bit in the fight against Covid19. The…
April 21, 2020Read More
BUS Connects has delayed its public consultation on new bus routes for Dublin until sometime in September. There…
April 21, 2020Read More
A VIRTUAL run, walk, treadmill or cycle event in aid of St James’s Hospital and other Dublin hospitals…
April 17, 2020Read More
