The annual Dublin Horse Show didn’t fail to impress this last August as the usual five-day festival demonstrated its annual flair and wide selection of horse competitions and demonstrations, which didn’t fail to satisfy the horse lovers of this world. […]
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There is no better way to say community than with a good old get-together and the residents of Canon Mooney Gardens said it with gusto on August 22nd when they marked the end of the summer with a reunion for […]
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It was recently announced that an investment of €5.5 million is to be made for National Association of Building Co-operatives to develop 39 social housing units in Moss Street and Beech Hill in Donnybrook. The allocation is part of a […]
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Here’s your chance to vote on September’s top 20 entries to the NewsFour Photo Competition! This is the last month of entries. NewsFour’s readers can vote for their top five photos of each month. These five photos will go on […]
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Those of you who engage in a casual perambulation down the Grand Canal may have noticed a curious sight opposite the Mespil Hotel on Thursdays. For the best part of nine years there has been a food market operating there, […]
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It looks like Dublin 4 may have two new stars on the horizon in the form of local music duo Owen and Matt Ennis. The Ringsend two-piece have gained significant traction online with their cover versions and updates of their […]
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Anyone who walked along Sandymount Strand this summer may have noticed that the famous smokestacks are not the only thing visible on the horizon. Lately, huge numbers of large, colourful kites can be seen on windy days. They belong to […]
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There always seems to be negative discussion of drug addicts being a problem on the streets of Dublin. It is the only angle of addiction that many people see, fuelling a climate of fear surrounding the city centre. Yet there […]
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Science geeks are in for a treat this week with the release of The Martian, which sees Matt Damon’s botanist stranded on Mars and forced to rely on all his scientific know-how to survive while back on earth, NASA figure out […]
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There are new opening hours in place for the Citizens Information Service in Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre. If you have a general query, you can drop in to the office between 9.30am and 12.30pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, and […]
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