Ireland’s woeful run of form continued with a 1-0 loss against UEFA Nations League opponent’s Wales in Cardiff on Sunday night. This means Ireland have now failed to score in…
November 23, 2020No CommentRead More
Culture Night has been a staple of the Irish calendar ever since its launch in 2006, and remains one of the busiest nights of the year. It grew from a…
September 18, 2019No CommentRead More
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,…
March 27, 2019No CommentRead More
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…
March 17, 2019No CommentRead More
Next to a wide selection of beer taps hang framed photographs from Dublin’s past. Most of them in black and white with the the oldest ones go back to…
October 20, 2018No CommentRead More
The Dublin South Central Repeal group held a launch night on Wednesday the 21st of February, to discuss the upcoming referendum in May. The aim was to educate the people…
March 6, 2018No CommentRead More
After two weeks of competitions in South Korea – from February 9th to 25th – the 2018 Winter Olympics have kept all their promises. If Norway is the big winner…
February 28, 2018No CommentRead More
Ireland head into the last two games of this year’s Six Nations tournament with their fate firmly in their own hands after an impressive campaign so far. Joe Schmidt’s side have…
February 26, 2018No CommentRead More
The National College of Art and Design, in the heart of the Liberties, is known for students doing lots of practical work. However, NCAD also has a course for people…
February 21, 2018No CommentRead More
Ireland beat Italy 56-19 at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday afternoon, to earn themselves a bonus point victory and climb to the top of the table. Ireland had the bonus…
February 21, 2018No CommentRead More
Johnny Sexton’s last minute drop goal saw Ireland seal a dramatic victory in their 6 Nations opener against France. Ireland led for most of the game, but when Teddy Thomas…
February 12, 2018No CommentRead More
The Republic of Ireland Women have held European champions Netherlands to a 0-0 draw away in their latest World Cup qualifier, albeit in controversial fashion. A penalty claim in the…
November 30, 2017No CommentRead More
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