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The Jonathan Swift Festival is on around the writer’s old home base of St Patrick’s Cathedral, November 22nd to 27th. Swift was an author best known for Gulliver’s Travels, which…
November 9, 2024Read More
By Millie Reid and Alex Keegan Ten days after an enormous Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in New York, a similar event for Ireland’s Hollywood star Paul Mescal saw crowds of…
November 8, 2024Read More
A TD for Dublin South Central has spoken out against the Government for not announcing a date for the upcoming general election. “It is clear that the Government is playing…
October 31, 2024Read More
Members of The Liberties Running Club are gearing up for a huge charity 5K, after their efforts in the Dublin Marathon. Tickets for the upcoming 5K in, aid of Shannon’s…
October 24, 2024Read More
The 2025 Budget, rolled out on October 1st by Minister for Finance Jack Chambers and Minister for Expenditure Paschal Donohoe, saw key changes in housing, education and income tax. For…
October 22, 2024Read More
A general election looms over the Irish political landscape, with recent polling suggesting Sinn Fein has lost the advantage it previously held over the Government. The change of leadership from…
October 12, 2024Read More
Dublin Bus launched a new programme to combat anti-social behaviour onboard its services on October 7th. The scheme, known as the Safer Journey Team, is a 20-week trial that will…
October 8, 2024Read More
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…
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.…
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…
May 9, 2024Read More
In recent months, there have been historic information boards installed around the Liberties in Donore Avenue and Dolphin’s Barn. Counceller Marie Devine of Sinn Féin expressed her concern about the…
May 9, 2024Read More
Pigeon racing is a sport and a passion that has a long and deep-rooted the history in Ireland and Britain;. While the origin of pigeon racing dates back to the…
May 6, 2024Read More