NewsFour speaks with Sarah Staunton of the Sandymount and Merrion Residents’ Association (SAMRA) about upcoming plans for this summer. Sandymount, of course, has a particularly active and involved volunteer force of concerned citizens, many of them familiar names and faces […]
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One in five children has been bothered by something they have seen online in the past year, according to a new study. The Net Children Go Mobile Study, which looks at a broad range of web-related issues such as online […]
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If you take a walk around Grand Canal Dock you may notice a giant portrait of a young lad in a hoody looking as if he’s just been told off. The mural, situated on the wall of a house just […]
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RICC 6th Annual May Day Parade It was with great pride that we had a fantastic turn out to the 6th Annual RICC May Day parade this year. Our biggest yet! We were delighted to welcome the Dublin All Stars […]
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Diarmuid Gavin joins NewsFour for a coffee on the Ringsend banks of the Liffey. The once self-confessed loner turned gardener extraordinaire has been a staple of the horticultural scene for the past 20 years, appearing on prominent TV programs such […]
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Those who routinely pass Ringsend Road and Barrow Street may have noticed activity within the bounds of Boland’s Mill in March of this year. Workers and heavy machinery were on the site for some weeks, leading some to speculate that […]
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NewsFour was present on May 14th, when the Dublin Simon Community launched its new Tenancy Advice Service, in partnership with Dublin 2, 4 and 6 Citizen’s Information Service. The service was launched by the Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin, Councillor […]
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As with the Docklands themselves, the make up of the people who live and work there is changing. For generations, the same families have worked on the docks, passing vacant positions from father to son and keeping it in the […]
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Dublin City Council voted to abandon the Poolbeg incinerator project recently. The project, which has already cost the city €96 million, has been embroiled in a contentious battle between local residents in Dublin 4 since its inception as far back […]
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Get down to Alexandra Basin today to catch the world’s third-largest Tall Ship before she sets sail once again. The Juan Sebastián De Elcano has been in Dublin since Saturday as part of the second Dublin Port Riverfest. Her first […]
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