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The Revamping and Reopening of Dame Street’s Mercantile Hotel  

The Revamping and Reopening of Dame Street’s Mercantile Hotel  

Following five years of renovations, Dublin City’s Mercantile Hotel is ready to open its doors once again this May.  The new and improved hotel features over a hundred bedrooms and…

Casimir Markievicz takes centre stage at Dublin Castle 

Casimir Markievicz takes centre stage at Dublin Castle 

A new exhibition at Dublin Castle is bringing a lesser-known figure of Dublin’s artistic past back into the spotlight: Casimir Markievicz. Best known as the husband of revolutionary and political…

Phizzfest returns: Putting Phibsborough on the map

Phizzfest returns: Putting Phibsborough on the map

The annual Phizzfest returns to Phibsborough from May 9th to 11th, with over 75 events for people of all ages.   First established in 2009 as a community driven response…

Locals get a look at €5 million Meath Street facelift – but who is it really for? 

Locals get a look at €5 million Meath Street facelift – but who is it really for? 

Locals got a closer look at the planned developments for Meath Street on Wednesday April 23, at a public information event at the Hyatt Centric Hotel.  The walk-in format allowed…

Royal Canal Bank playground gets an upgrade 

Royal Canal Bank playground gets an upgrade 

The playground under construction credit : Hayley Mulligan  …

Culture Date with Dublin 8 – who, what, why, where and when!

Culture Date with Dublin 8 – who, what, why, where and when!

Culture Date with Dublin 8 festival program has been released. The festival will take place from Wednesday May 7th to Sunday May 11th and has many exciting events for locals…

Navan Road locals concerned about Garda station closing at night

Navan Road locals concerned about Garda station closing at night

Residents of the Navan Road and Pelletstown areas have expressed concern over the “closing” of the Cabra Garda Station overnight.  Residents of these areas including members of the Navan Road…

What contributes to the level of depression in college students?

What contributes to the level of depression in college students?

by Issambre vanney and Doireann Moroney Depression and mental health struggles are a big issue that should be spoken out about, with groups advocating for more openess towards struggles of…

Fumbally Café has become a staple of Liberties community 

Fumbally Café has become a staple of Liberties community 

The Liberties area has an abundance of good places to enjoy meals, with small businesses and produce right at our doorstep.  The Fumbally Café is a staple that serves more…

Nine spots for vegan eats in the area 

Nine spots for vegan eats in the area 

With many plant-based losses in the west inner city over the last few years, we must commemorate those who step up with their menu options.  Whether you’re looking for a…

Dublin Event Guide: April 2025

Dublin Event Guide: April 2025

Dublin is alive in April with vibrant events catering to all interests. The Irish capital offers something for everyone, from music concerts to sporting events and cultural celebrations. Music April…

Navan Road council hears opposition to Huawei antennae

Navan Road council hears opposition to Huawei antennae

The Navan Road Community Council (NRCC) discussed the retention of Huawei 5G antennae on the roof of the Navan Road Scouts building.  The retention of the antennae, installed by Eir,…

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