The Glass Bottle Site Housing Action Group will hold a public meeting this week.
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Protest to free Irish prisoner in Egypt
Irishman Ibrahim Halawa has been unlawfully imprisoned in Egypt for three years, and a protest will take place this evening in Ballsbridge to challenge this.
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Protest to free Irish prisoner in Egypt
Irishman Ibrahim Halawa has been unlawfully imprisoned in Egypt for three years, and a protest will take place this evening in Ballsbridge to challenge this.
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Talk on Gamma-Ray Bursts in UCD this evening
UCD Astrophysicist Dr. Antonio Martin-Carillo will give a talk on Gamma-Ray Bursts this evening at 6.30pm in the O’Brien Centre for Science.
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Documentary screening in Herbert Park
The Dublin City Council will host a free screening of the documentary Atlantic in Herbert Park tomorrow.
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Documentary screening in Herbert Park
The Dublin City Council will host a free screening of the documentary Atlantic in Herbert Park tomorrow.
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UCD graduate to speak on NASA NEEMO mission
Irish physician and UCD graduate Dr. Marc Ó Gríofa will give a talk tomorrow on his experiences as a member of NASA’s 21st NEEMO undersea mission.
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The Cinema Corner – October 7th
Ahead of the release of her latest gem, American Honey (which I’ll rave about next week), the Irish Film Institute is hosting a retrospective of the work of Andrea Arnold, arguably the most talented woman filmmaker working today.
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St Pat’s celebrate 80 years
St Patrick’s Rowing Club celebrated their 80th anniversary on Saturday, August 27th, with a champagne reception at the club followed by a Gala Ball in the Gibson Hotel.
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Friendship Garden for Herbert Park
A Chinese Yi Garden has been gifted to Dublin City Council (DCC) by the city of Yangzhou, in China’s Jiangsu province, and will shortly take up its new residency in Dublin’s Herbert Park.
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Local Houdini sets European escape record
A local man has wowed Dutch audiences in a daring European first by performing a stunt that saw him freeing himself from a straightjacket while plummeting 200ft attached to a bungee cord.
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Jumping in the City: the road to Rio
For the second year, Jumping in the City, a series of show-jumping tournaments in association with Horse Sport Ireland set around Greyhound stadia and grandstands in Limerick, Cork and Dublin, took place in Shelbourne Park Stadium in the Ringsend area of Dublin 4 to much fanfare and excitement (including live salsa dancers).
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Family fun day in Herbert Park
A family fun day was held in Herbert Park on Saturday August 27th.
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Historic Mass in Donnybrook
A commemorative mass was held on August 26th in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Donnybrook with Archbishop Diarmuid Martin as chief celebrant. It was well attended and included Dublin’s Lord Mayor as well as many former priests associated with the area.
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A craft in the making
The recession put a lot of time in people’s hands with limited opportunities, but with a strong will to survive and an encouragement for entrepreneurship across the nation the Irish microbrewery industry was born.
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Stained-glass restoration at St Patrick’s
Saint Patrick’s Church, Ringsend is at the centre of an intriguing restoration project. Saint Patrick at Tara, a stained-glass artwork by the renowned Harry Clarke studios, designed by Harry Clarke and created under his instructions is in a badly dilapidated state.
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Coleman Combat aims to expand
When we last interviewed Paul Coleman in July, 2015, he was hoping to establish a brand new Kenpo club in Ringsend. One year on, and Coleman has not only achieved his objective, helping local children in the process, he’s now aiming to establish a greater foothold in the community, with new plans to expand.
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Coleman Combat aims to expand
When we last interviewed Paul Coleman in July, 2015, he was hoping to establish a brand new Kenpo club in Ringsend. One year on, and Coleman has not only achieved his objective, helping local children in the process, he’s now aiming to establish a greater foothold in the community, with new plans to expand.
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Beer, Grills, and more…
The Big Grill Festival again took up residence in Dublin’s Herbert Park, celebrating its third year serving beautifully scorched food to eager meat-lovers of all ages.
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Tricolour raised at George Reynolds estate
On September, 16th a flag raising ceremony was held in George Reynolds House to commemorate Commander George Reynolds. George Reynolds was a commander in the Irish Republican army, who made an effort to stall British troops at Clanwilliam House and gave up his life in so doing. To honour him, the housing estate was named after him when it was built originally.
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The Community of George Reynolds House
George Reynolds House is both a housing estate and a community located in Irishtown. The area is arranged in three building blocks with a central courtyard and storage units. It is named after Commander George Reynolds, who lost his life in the struggle for Irish Independence.
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