Putting art on the pitch in Phibsboro
A project at Bohemians to get artists to make posters for football games is helping get the fans back into Dalymount Park – and getting noticed the world of design. …
New fare cap and bus routes introduced
The National Transport Authority (NTA) has introduced various overhauls to public transport, including a new flat rate cap and bus routes. The main aim of the cap is to simplify interchanging between multiple…
New HIIT has hit Dublin
The owner of F45 Grangegorman studio talks to The Liberty about being the new kid on the gym block, F45 Training, HIIT and staying in shape. F45 provides a new…
Recycle Christmas Trees for free
The Liberty learns about recycling live Christmas trees for free at various locations throughout Dublin. Christmas is just around the corner, with shining decorations across Dublin City and the Dublin Winter Lights illuminating 21 iconic…
Leader and Mayo: Meet the two Irishmen with the NFL in their sights
The Liberty catches up with Tadhg Leader and Kevin Mayo, two Irishmen hoping to break out onto the American football scene. In 1977, kicker Neil O’Donoghue was the first Irish-born player to play in…
Local campaigner calls for more green spaces in the Liberties
Following years of campaigning and an ‘extensive design process’ a patch on Bridgefoot Street was turned into a grassland from wasteland – but residents have called for more to be done. Brigdefoot Street Park is due…
Emmet Road development ditches the sports pitch
A five-a-side football pitch has been excluded from the final draft of the Emmet Road housing plans development. The plans at Emmet Road, Inchicore, are proposed under the Housing Land…
Toy shortages leading up to Christmas likely
With Christmas around the corner and issues in the global supply chain, The Liberty zooms in on a local toy store to hear about possible toy problems. “There is a supply mess with the…
The Tale of the Liberty Soup Run
He overcame challenges and is now giving back to the community – Christopher O’Reilly, co-founder of the Liberty Soup Run, speaks to The Liberty. “It was 20 years of madness,”…
Dressing rooms reopen for Dublin SFC as Kilmacud reign supreme
Dressing rooms reopened in Dublin for the first time since March 2020 as Kilmacud Crokes completed a historic double. Both the GAA and the Government allowed dressing rooms to re-open under certain conditions in October.…
College football touches down in Ireland
Ireland will be hosting two American football games in 2022 and 2023 as part of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic. The first game will involve the Northwestern Wildcats and the Nebraska Cornhuskers, where both teams will battle it out in the Aviva Stadium on…
Filippo Fusco of Fusco’s chipper: ‘If I have to fight, I fight’
The Liberty sat down with Filippo Fusco, owner of Fusco’s famous fish and chip shop on Meath Street, to hear about his life as a champion kickboxer and successful business owner in…
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