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What better way to celebrate St Patrick’s Day and celebrate being Irish than taking a trip to the Guinness Storehouse. As the overwhelming majority of people know the Irish are…
March 8, 2018Read 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, 2018Read More
John Fallon’s, otherwise known as The Capstan Bar holds the reputation for the best pint of Guinness in the Liberties. Fallon’s is located on a corner fronting Dean Street and…
March 6, 2018Read More
The famous music shop Waltons shut its doors on the 12th February. Located in the heart of Dublin for more than 90 years, the shop is now moving all its…
February 28, 2018Read 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, 2018Read More
In a previous issue of The Liberty we celebrated the opening of Weaver Park, the first public park space to be created in the…
February 20, 2018Read More
By Christopher Kelly For many, attending the lighting of the Christmas tree in their local area is part of tradition; some, who remember going when Santa still left presents under…
November 23, 2016Read More
Secondary school teachers around the Liberties took part in a one day strike yesterday over proposed reforms to the Junior Certificate exams. Teachers in St. Patricks Grammar School, Synge Street…
December 3, 2014Read More
A book celebrating some of Dublin’s most well-known characters was released in late October and includes the stories of a host of individuals who roamed The Liberties. D’you Remember…
November 28, 2014Read More
PLANS for a Cork Street park have inched forward with the upcoming appointment of a design team for the site. Dublin City Council are set to appoint a team…
November 25, 2014Read More
INTERNATIONAL storytelling group Story-O will be performing in Arthur’s Pub on Thomas Street this Thursday 20th November. Their show “For the Love of Something…” will take place from 8pm and…
November 19, 2014Read More
DUBLIN City Council’s €771m budget will see business rates cut by 0.5% and a significant spend in housing. A reduction of 1% had been proposed but the majority of councillors…
November 18, 2014Read More