Ukraine’s very own ‘Lady Opera’ took to the altar to give a powerful vocal performance for Dublin residents A concert in support of Ukraine was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral…
April 19, 2022No CommentRead More
Purcell all-star Jody Couch shares her experience on winning this year’s Purcell cup TU Dublin’s senior camogie team were victorious in the Purcell cup final defeating NUIG by 12 points…
April 11, 2022No CommentRead More
A bike shop on Dublin’s quays is looking for old bikes to repair and donate to Ukrainian refugees who have fled to the city. According to figures from the Department…
April 8, 2022No CommentRead More
Youth activists took to the streets of Dublin demanding immediate climate action Hundreds of people gathered for climate protests across the country in late March as part of a global…
April 5, 2022No CommentRead More
A 26-year-old student has told The Liberty how he was was assaulted by a group of teenagers in the Grangegorman area at about 11 pm on a recent Sunday evening.…
April 4, 2022No CommentRead More
Dublin City Council (DCC) has created new audio guides for some of Dublin’s historic cemeteries, with one of them including the Cabbage Garden off Cathedral Lane in the Liberties. In…
April 4, 2022No CommentRead More
Dublin City Council (DCC) has launched Cherry Blossoms, a new month-long programme of free events celebrating the Cherry Orchard area this April. It is organised by the City Council, a…
April 3, 2022No CommentRead More
Substantial changes to the Leaving Certificate Curriculum are on the way starting from this September. Minister for Education Norma Foley TD, announced on Tuesday 29 March her ambitious plans for…
March 29, 2022No CommentRead More
Housing density is future of housing in Dublin’s inncer city – to build as many homes while taking up as little space as possible. But according to the latest Dublin…
March 16, 2022No CommentRead More
Three restaurants in Dublin 8 celebrate being awarded prestigious food accolades last month. The much sought-after Michelin Awards for excellence in cuisine were announced and local restaurants stood their ground…
March 11, 2022No CommentRead More
Irish Water and Dublin City Council will be working together to upgrade the old sewage system that runs beneath the city. The underground sewage network dates back to Georgian times,…
March 8, 2022No CommentRead More
Fourth year Fine Art students from TU Dublin have been holding a bake sale on the campus in order to help fund their final-year exhibition – and there are several…
March 7, 2022No CommentRead More
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