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St. Pats Earn Draw in Eight Goal Thriller

St. Pats Earn Draw in Eight Goal Thriller

St. Pats had to fight back from 4-2 down to earn a draw against an impressive Shelbourne side this week in Tolka Park.   From the get-go, it was clear both…

Hercules goes zero to MMA hero

Hercules goes zero to MMA hero

Henry “Hercules” Fadipe, an MMA fighter from the Fantom club in the north inner city and a coach at TU Dublin, became an champion earlier this month by defeating John…

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…

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…

Camogie star Jody Couch reflects on her Purcell cup victory

Camogie star Jody Couch reflects on her Purcell cup victory

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…

Phibsboro victorious: Bohemians 1 – 0 St Pats

Phibsboro victorious: Bohemians 1 – 0 St Pats

Bohemians beat St Patrick’s Athletic 1-0 at Dalymount Park after Stephen Mallon capitilised on a Jack Scott error. D7 and D8 were matched up for the first time in the…

Fine Art students hold public bake sale at new TU Dublin building

Fine Art students hold public bake sale at new TU Dublin building

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…

New student campus on the blocks

New student campus on the blocks

A new student accommodation block with controversial ‘co-living’ spaces is set to rise on the site of Phibsboro shopping centre. In 2020, MM Capital (owners of the shopping centre) sought…

I love helping others find their own way’: Liberties local looks to share a weight-loss journey

I love helping others find their own way’: Liberties local looks to share a weight-loss journey

Personal trainer Declan Flynn set up ‘FlynnFit boot camp’ at St James National School in January, using his own process of finding health and fitness as an inspiration.  “I didn’t…

High demand forces Bohs to stop selling season tickets

High demand forces Bohs to stop selling season tickets

Bohemians Football Club have had to turn down would-be season ticket buyers due to high demand for tickets and the lack of seating at Dalymount Park.  Following a fantastic 2020/21…

MMA classes: ‘We’re here to have fun’

MMA classes: ‘We’re here to have fun’

Technological University Dublin’s mixed martial arts club (TU Dublin MMA) introduced MMA classes for female students who wish to learn self-defence and MMA as a sport. TU Dublin MMA is…

Herstory shines a light on student activism

Herstory shines a light on student activism

In celebration of St. Brigid’s Day 2022, the feminist movement Herstory held its annual light show, illuminating many Irish landmarks.   The annual Herstory light show took place last week to…