Mid October saw many of Dublin’s finest architectural buildings fling open their doors to the public for the 11th edition of Open House Dublin. The weekend event featured everything from the 17th century Royal Hospital Kilmainham, to the state of […]
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The Irish Rugby Union Players’ Association (IRUPA) and Zurich Insurance held a panel discussion at Lansdowne Rugby Football Club, on October 12th, as part of their Tackle Your Feelings campaign. The campaign is about helping people deal with mental health […]
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Have a new years resolution to give up smoking? A six-week Stop Smoking Course at St. Vincent’s University Hospital can help you. The course will begin on Monday January 9th and conclude on Monday February 13th, running from 5.30pm to […]
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A second public workshop in relation to the Ringsend Irishtown Local Environment Improvement Plan will take place tomorrow, Wednesday December 7th, the first having been on June 8th. Local residents, community groups, businesses and other stakeholders are invited to share […]
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Michael O’Neill, or “Micko” as he has always been known, was born on February 24, 1921. Beyond the walls of 5 Fitzwilliam Street, his first home, the Irish War of Independence was raging. Later that year, the historic Anglo-Irish Treaty […]
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It’s December, a time of year for reflection, evaluation, and panicking about all we have to do before December 25th. To put things in perspective and maybe give our readers some food for thought when thinking about the year to […]
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The MS Readathon is held annually for raising the awareness of Multiple Sclerosis in Ireland and the plight of those who suffer with this crippling neurological affliction. More than 9,000 people in Ireland have been diagnosed with this condition and […]
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In our last edition, NewFour featured a story on the proposal to erect three new advertising screens in the Dublin 4 area, as part of the Dublin Bikes rental scheme. The plan was to install the giant double-sided panels, known […]
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Home Instead work with senior citizens who are affected with problems of mobility, health and safety and the onset of conditions such as dementia. Their role of educating the public on the nature of dementia is of paramount importance to […]
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On October 25th, the Ringsend and Irishtown Carer and Toddler Group held a Trick or Treat for Temple Street party for a very excited group of princesses, vampires, little supermen, fairies, witches and warlocks. Halloween is a special time in […]
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