According to a study published in January, a daily 20-minute brisk walk increases one’s chances of living longer by 16 – 30%. It’s still early in the year but no doubt many NewsFour readers are already struggling with their new […]
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For some reason, comics have very mixed fortunes as an artistic medium in the English-speaking world. Across the globe, stories told in words and pictures are common currency. Cartoonists and writer/artist partnerships produce documentary strips, historical novels, biographies, virtually any […]
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I feel the need… the need… for speed! The movie that made Tom Cruise a megastar, Top Gun, comes to the Lighthouse for one night only this Saturday. A blistering romp of jet fuel and illicit romances, no movie quite […]
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“The poor wish to be rich, the rich wish to be happy, the single wish to be married, and the married wish to be dead.” – Ann Landers Valentine’s Day is almost upon us, that special time of year when […]
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A surprise event organised by the Shamrock Rovers’ Heritage Trust took place on November 18th in Clonskeagh House to thank a number of former players for their contribution to the club and to acknowledge a member of the team behind […]
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Dublin 2, 4 and 6 Citizens Information proposes to bring a Citizens Information Centre to the Dublin 4 area. This centre will provide information, advice and advocacy, along with specialist services such as employment rights advice, FLAC (Free Legal Advice […]
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Debt Relief Notice: As one of the three financial arrangements discussed by the ISI you may be happy to find that DRN is processed by MABS. A Debt Relief Notice is a formal agreement that allows you to write off […]
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SIPTU has extended an invitation to its Annual Mass to the Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society and its supporters. The mass remembers those members of Ireland’s largest trade union who have passed away. It will be held in Our Lady […]
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It is being widely reported that we have braved the worst of the storm with regard to the economic downturn. The fallout from this, however, has left lasting scars, with many unable to recover from crippling debt. The Insolvency Service […]
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Our part of the city has long had a strong musical tradition with a litany of local talent making names for themselves in national and international arenas, and with celebrated recording venues like Windmill Lane Studios. NewsFour took a trip […]
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