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Dublin scrubs up nicely

Dublin scrubs up nicely

Last Saturday local residents across the city came out to clean their communities, in an initiative dubbed ‘Team Dublin Clean-up Day 2022’. The previous week, Deputy Lord Mayor Joe Costello…

14th annual Liberties Fun Run moves to September

14th annual Liberties Fun Run moves to September

The Liberties annual Fun Run for St James’s Hospital Foundation – traditionally held on a Wednesday in July – will take place on Sunday, September 4th at 10am, starting at…

People Before Profit protest for Irish neutrality

People Before Profit protest for Irish neutrality

People Before Profit (PBP) held a protest outside the Dáil in late April to defend Irish neutrality and to condemn the attacks and invasions of Yemen and Ukraine. The protest…

Exploring what’s on your doorstep: Culture Date with Dublin 8

Exploring what’s on your doorstep: Culture Date with Dublin 8

‘Culture Date with Dublin 8’ is set to take place on 14th and 15th of May this year with events, tours, workshops, and activities planned for across the district. Culture…

Bridgefoot Street Park finally gets finishing touches

Bridgefoot Street Park finally gets finishing touches

Final touches are being made to Bridgefoot Street Park before its official opening next Wednesday, 4 May.  The park, a major new public space for the area of the Liberties…

GNECB warns public of fraud and account takeovers

GNECB warns public of fraud and account takeovers

The Garda National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB) is advising the public to be on high alert as recent bank account fraud using third parties has been reported.  Fraudsters are soliciting…

Sustainable food shopping in Dublin 8

Sustainable food shopping in Dublin 8

These days we are all more aware of how plastic waste has become a global crisis. Experts say if we don’t change are ways, by 2050 there will be more…

New student president at TU Dublin says he wants to involve local community

New student president at TU Dublin says he wants to involve local community

Brian Jordan has been elected as student union president at Technological University (TU) Dublin and will serve across all campuses – Blanchardstown, Tallaght and City Centre – starting in July. …

Bohemians continue to rebuild their ground

Bohemians continue to rebuild their ground

Dalymount Park’s much needed development aims to remedy seating issues The Bohemian Football Club, one of Ireland’s most historic clubs, is finally moving with owners Dublin City Council to redevelop…

Should Ireland follow Belgium in decriminalising sex work?

Should Ireland follow Belgium in decriminalising sex work?

A former sex worker tells The Liberty why she – along with Amnesty International – reckons the five-year-old Irish legislation has done more harm than good The decriminalisation of sex…

Going the extra mile in the Duathlon

Going the extra mile in the Duathlon

The annual Duathlon Series combining cycling and running took place in Phoenix Park last Saturday. The event was hosted by the Belpark Triathlon Club and is described on its website…

Plan for homes and youth centre at Dolphin’s Barn

Plan for homes and youth centre at Dolphin’s Barn

Plans for the redevelopment of the corner site at the junction of Dolphin’s Barn and South Circular Road are moving ahead, with the delivery of a new community space and…