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Concerns about security on the Luas 

Concerns about security on the Luas 

The Luas has been plagued with anti-social behaviour for a long time both on the red and green line, but the question is, how is the Luas security handling this…

TUD Orchestra open Beethoven concert to the public

TUD Orchestra open Beethoven concert to the public

On Friday, April 19th, the TUD Symphony Orchestra is hosting a concert that is open to the public.  The orchestra will play two pieces, both by the famous Ludwig van…

The Liberty Market

The Liberty Market

The Liberty Market is one of Dublin city’s oldest markets, opening its doors up all the way back in 1973.  Located in the Liberties on Meath Street, the Liberty Market…

Ireland’s last Vincentian church, in the heart of Phibsborough

Ireland’s last Vincentian church, in the heart of Phibsborough

Phibsborough is a place that prides itself on its history and togetherness. Whether that be through supporting Bohemians football club or the Irish national side at Dalymount Park, through its…

The Paper Kites return to Dublin to headline Vicar Street

The Paper Kites return to Dublin to headline Vicar Street

Australian band The Paper Kites are returning to Dublin to headline Vicar Street on Sunday the 28th of April.  The Aussie band are touring their latest album ‘At the Roadhouse’,…

Smithfield Horse Fair: A tradition which is part of the Smithfield culture

Smithfield Horse Fair: A tradition which is part of the Smithfield culture

Horse owners, traders, and equestrians have once again gathered at Smithfield Square for their monthly horse fair, which is attended by people from across Dublin and well beyond. The event…

Celebration of Japanese Cinema in Smithfield

Celebration of Japanese Cinema in Smithfield

The Japanese Film Festival (JFF) returns to our city this week for the 15th time, with a plethora of Japan’s best releases. The festival will take place in the Light…

CSO’s crime release reveals Dublin had a large increase in robbery related crimes

CSO’s crime release reveals Dublin had a large increase in robbery related crimes

The latest CSO figures for crime in Q3 of 2023 make for grim reading of the Dublin area. Figures released on the 25th of March show that Dublin had a…

Ireland introduces deposit return scheme to boost recycling

Ireland introduces deposit return scheme to boost recycling

Earlier this month, the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) “Re-turn” was launched nationwide.   There are approximately 1.9 billion bottles and cans consumed in Ireland every year. This scheme aims to…

Locals campaign to save Phibsborough post office

Locals campaign to save Phibsborough post office

Phibsborough post office is at risk of closure after An Post announced that three of its Dublin offices would be contracted out to a new location. Offices in Rathmines, Tallaght,…

Iveagh Market repairs to begin despite ongoing legal battle 

Iveagh Market repairs to begin despite ongoing legal battle 

The first stage of repairs to the historic Iveagh Gardens will be completed in the next few weeks, although it could take up to two years for the building to…

Local TDs speak out after Varadkar announces resignation  

Local TDs speak out after Varadkar announces resignation  

Two deputies told The Liberty why they object to the coalition appointing a new taoiseach TDs for Dublin South Central – Aengus Ó’Snodaigh, of Sinn Fein, and Joan Collins, of…