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Barbers – Grangegorman’s dog and student friendly gem

Barbers – Grangegorman’s dog and student friendly gem

“Dogs are welcome, humans are tolerated” A witty phrase plastered behind the old oak bar captures the vibe at the Barbers bar.  The Barbers opened its doors under this name…

Thousands attend anti-racism march in Dublin

Thousands attend anti-racism march in Dublin

Tens of thousands of people in Dublin “celebrated diversity” in the ‘Ireland For All’ anti-racism march on Saturday. Supporters gathered in Parnell Square and marched to the Customs House in…

Ongoing accommodation crisis affecting students in Dublin

Ongoing accommodation crisis affecting students in Dublin

The struggle to find housing has long been a problem for many college students across Dublin – and it just seems to be getting worse.  Due to the lack of…

Mother Cultúr Club at Collins Barracks for St Patrick’s Festival

Mother Cultúr Club at Collins Barracks for St Patrick’s Festival

Queer space Mother is hosting an event on 16 March at St Patrick’s Festival Quarter in the courtyard of the National Museum at Collins Barracks in Dublin. Mother will be…

Heartbreak for TU Dublin as UCC march to the Sigerson Cup final

Heartbreak for TU Dublin as UCC march to the Sigerson Cup final

The Dublin side’s run of wins has come to an end as University College Cork proved too strong It was not to be for Technological University Dublin as their fairytale…

Anti-immigration protest on Aungier Street 

<strong>Anti-immigration protest on Aungier Street</strong> 

The busy city-centre artery has been brought to a standstill due to an anti-immigration protests. Up to 20 people attended a protest and blocked traffic last week against the opening…

Tales from the Holywell: Damien Dempsey’s newest venture opens In the Abbey

Tales from the Holywell: Damien Dempsey’s newest venture opens In the Abbey

Damien Dempsey is no stranger to the stage, having performed all over the world throughout his career of more than 20 years, but his newest venture introduces a side to…

Tathony House tenants protest eviction at City Hall

Tathony House tenants protest eviction at City Hall

The protesters shouted “Homes for need, not for greed” by the steps of the civic building. A protest was held outside Dublin City Hall over the eviction of dozens of tenants…

Weed go well together: Gino Kenny TD proposes cannabis decriminalisation 

Weed go well together: Gino Kenny TD proposes cannabis decriminalisation 

Parliamentary discussions have begun in the Oireachtas after People Before Profit TD Gino Kenny brought forward a proposal set to decriminalise cannabis by amending the Misuse of Drugs Act.  The…

Local chef Mark Farrell celebrates the launch of his new book ‘Cocoa Shells and Broken Biscuits’

Local chef Mark Farrell celebrates the launch of his new book ‘Cocoa Shells and Broken Biscuits’

Farrell’s first book pays tribute to the vast culinary history of The Liberties Local author and chef Dr Mark Farrell, programme co-ordinator for culinary Arts BA at TU Dublin, talks…

New bus plan causes frustration in Phibsboro

New bus plan causes frustration in Phibsboro

Opponents of the plan point to destroyed cycle lanes, air pollution and overcrowding as main issues. ‘BusConnects’ Dublin has announced a new bus route from Ballymun and Finglas to the…

Playground at Weaver Park to be re-opened

Playground at Weaver Park to be re-opened

The playground at Weaver Park located on Cork Street, Dublin 8 will be re-opening after the recent fire that broke out in early October of this year.   The park…