Work on the Poolbeg Incinerator has begun. Indications of building have been observed by NewsFour as trucks carrying building material entered the site yesterday. Although the contracts have been signed since September 19th, there has been no obvious signs of […]
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Artisan Parlour & Grocery had their official launch in Ringsend on 8th October. It has been open for a few weeks and has already become a much talked about and welcome addition to the village. It certainly drew a crowd […]
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Treat the whole family to a gothic weekend in the run up to Halloween with the Bram Stoker Festival. Running from the 24th to the 27th, the festival celebrates the life and work of Dublin’s most famous horror novelist. With […]
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If you have ever dreamt about whether or not it would be possible to sail around the world, Ringsend native Clodagh Whelan (pictured bottom right) is well placed to give you a first-hand account, as she recently competed in the […]
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Bealtaine means May, which is the month that celebrates the talents of our older population. This year’s festival saw first-time participants, attendees of the Willow Unit in the Vergemount Day Care Centre, showcase their creative abilities under the tutorage of […]
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“Water, water everywhere,” the poem goes, “and not a drop to drink.” Things aren’t quite that bad yet, but the imminent household water meters and the high cost of living are a source of anxiety for householders nationwide. The flipside […]
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This issue’s advice from MABS, the Money Advice and Budgeting Service, focusses on a subject that can lead to a lot of anxiety, if not handled properly. Borrowing money has to be handled realistically to be a benefit rather than […]
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Following the launch of five Dublin City Council Centres with the new brand of Dublin City Council Sports and Fitness Centres, swimmers are invited to Swim the M50! The Swim the M50 challenge will be taking place on Wednesday the […]
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Monday Remembrance 2014 in Pearse Street Library Pearse Street Library will be holding an evening steeped in the history of the First World War, with readings, music and poetry, remembering people in Ireland affected by it. Read more… Tuesday Enable […]
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A 200 year old walled garden in the grounds of the Avila Carmelite Centre in Donnybrook has been turned into a productive urban kitchen garden. It is called The Heritage Community Garden, and since it was set up two years […]
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