It looks almost finished – and patients might start to arrive some time next year. But what has really been going on with the new hospital in Dublin 8, and why has it taken so long? The National Children’s Hospital was first proposed in 1993 by the Royal…
June 16, 2024Read More
The recent National Record Store Day saw the launch of Racket, a new collaborative shop located at Cross Guns bridge near Phibsboro, in the basement of the Bernard Shaw pub. The shop is a joint effort executed by Bodytonic, a Phibsborough based music and event amalgamation, and another…
May 9, 2024Read More
Not seeing friends and family during Covid took a toll on everyone and had serious effects on the mental health of people all over the world. Cabra woman Niamh Lynch-Livsey noticed in particular how hard it was hitting women. In an effort to address the issue locally, she…
May 9, 2024Read More
In recent months, there have been historic information boards installed around the Liberties in Donore Avenue and Dolphin’s…
May 9, 2024Read More
Pigeon racing is a sport and a passion that has a long and deep-rooted the history in Ireland…
May 6, 2024Read More
An ambitious plan by Irish Rail will see the DART network greatly expanded. The DART is the electric…
May 4, 2024Read More
Air pollution expert, Deirdre O’Brien, talks about some of the measures that can be taken to improve air…
May 4, 2024Read More
A pottery studio called “Throwing Shapes” is set to open on Mill Street this month. Siofra Murdock has…
May 3, 2024Read More
Dublin 8’s annual cultural festival, Culture Date with Dublin 8, returns this week, May 8th to 12th, with…
May 3, 2024Read More
Many are familiar with comedian Mark Mehigan for his comedy gigs and podcasts, but recently, he has taken…
May 2, 2024Read More
Dublin is the one of few capital cities in the European Union that does not have a reliable…
May 1, 2024Read More
Recently, there has been a rise in road deaths, and not only that but cyclist accidents as well.…
April 30, 2024Read More