The US election: What does it mean for Ireland and the EU?
The American election took place on the 5th of November, between Kamala Harris and Donald J. Trump. The world looked on with with apprehension as it awaited the results. …
Liberty Soup Run face setbacks as Christmas season sets in
The Liberty Soup Run that helps homeless people and rough sleepers throughout Dublin city have been running into problems recently. Chris O’Reilly, the founder of the operation, posted pictures to…
Bohemians receive nearly €25 million to redevelop Dalymount Park
Bohemians Football Club have received almost €25 million from the government’s new Large Scale Sport Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF) grant scheme. Bohs will use the funding towards the redevelopment of their…
Decline of Catholicism in the Liberties – a fading religion in the community
Having grown up in Ireland in the 1960s, Father Patrick O’Reilly has witnessed the dominance of Catholicism in Ireland, and its decline. “It seemed like everybody was just part of…
Keeping history on track: inside the Irish Railway Records Society
The Irish Railway Records Society has been keeping an archive of our railways almost 80 years. Look out towards the Pheonix Park on a train leaving Heuston Station and you’ll…
Iveagh Trust gets permission for Dolphin’s Barn development
The Iveagh Trust has got permission from Dublin City Council for new apartments on the South Circular Road at Dolphin’s Barn. The Iveagh Trust, which provides affordable housing around Dublin City,…
Second “Dublin by Night” lights up city streets
On the first weekend of November, the capital marked the second annual celebration of “Dublin by Night”. The after-dark events, from cooking demonstrations to circus performances, ran through the night. …
Dublin’s night life has raised safety concerns
Stories about safety concerns on nights out in Dublin city are familiar – but just how bad is it really for young people to come into town these days? “I…
Is Dublin fit for purpose?
Photo: Kelsey Doogan Dublin is located on the east coast of the green isle of Ireland, on the outskirts of Europe, with a population of nearly 600,000 people in the…
New Vietnamese restaurant coming to the Liberties
The Liberties is getting a brand-new Vietnamese street-food style restaurant called Madame Pho. The restaurant has a chain in Northern Ireland but now has decided to conquer Dublin city with…
Irish literary journals pave the way for future writers
The Dublin Book Festival is an annual festival that celebrates Ireland’s authors, culture, language, and publications. It takes place for one week every year: 2024 was the 19th time the…
“We’ve met the expectations of the public,” says local Green TD
The Green TD for Dublin South Central, Patrick Costello, has told The Liberty his party is ready to run on its record as part of the Government over the last…
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