Celebrating 25 years in business.
South Dublin GAA club St James Gaels / An Caisleán is proud to say it have been up and running for 25 years now. Beginning as a small, all boys…
Farrelly looks to continue last season’s fine form.
Sacrificing her Debs night for football is proof enough that Niamh Farrelly’s recent explosion onto the Irish football scene isn’t by mishap. Being crowned FAI U19 Women’s Player of the…
Griffith College sponsor Kevin’s GAA
Griffith College have announced its sponsorship of one of the oldest GAA clubs in Dublin. Griffith College will sponsor the Kevin’s GAA club’s camogie team for the 2019 Feile na…
Dublin guided tour with electric bikes.
Spring is here and as the temperatures are starting to warm-up, that may have you thinking about getting ready for outdoor activities. Three times a day, around 20-30 people gather…
Ireland’s U21 captain Jayson Molumby satisfied following victory over
Ireland’s U21 football team overcame the challenge of Luxembourg Sunday, to kick start their Euro championships qualifiers in impressive fashion. Following a cautious opening from both sides at Tallaght Stadium,…
Phoenix Park is a great place to play cricket
Civil Service, a club founded in 1863 in the Phoenix Park, is one of the oldest cricket clubs in Leinster. Located in a picturesque part of the Phoenix Park directly…
Cheltenham Festival Preview
Ireland look to have a very strong hand going into this year’s Cheltenham Festival as Willie Mullins, Gordon Elliot and Joseph O’Brien among others look to fire their best bullets…
James Talbot returns to League of Ireland
Having played for Sunderland and Darlington FC previous to his current spell at Bohemians, it’s hard to believe James Talbot is still only 21. Having moved across the water to…
Irish Wrestling: A struggle to find a new home
For years, the Tivoli has been home to many different events. District 8, concerts, and other social events, all graced the stage of the theatre. It was also the monthly…
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