The Wood Quay Summer Sessions are a series of free outdoor lunchtime concerts which will take place every Thursday in July from 1pm – 2pm in the newly renovated Wood Quay Amphitheatre at Dublin City Council’s Civic Offices. The aim […]
Read more →Are you a classic movie buff? Do you dislike having to pay to go to the cinema? We have just the thing! The Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre will start screening classic movies for free, beginning this Friday 14th at […]
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Hundreds of scientists, university students, researchers and members of the public marched on government buildings in support of evidence-based opinion and policies. On April 22nd, crowds gathered at Grand Canal Square to have their voices heard. It is no coincidence […]
Read more →Hockey has perhaps unfairly garnered a reputation for being a sport of the upper classes. Not so in the Americas of course where the frozen version is played by people of all social backgrounds. The field variety is a lot […]
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The past few weeks have been a wasteland for quality new releases, but that all changes this week, with some absolute gems on offer. It Comes at Night is the sophomore effort of director Trey Edward Shults, who gave us […]
Read more →Are you a fan of exercising on two wheels? Do you like supporting good causes? Does the prospect of endless beer and pizza float your boat? If so, we have just the event for you! The Bath Pub in Sandymount […]
Read more →We like a good conspiracy theory here at NewsFour. We’re still wondering about the guy who works down the local chip shop who swears he’s Elvis. And now we hear reports that not only is John Lennon living in the […]
Read more →Wondering what to do with those little tikes this Summer? Well we can’t fill the entire calendar for you, but we do have a suggestion for one day at least. Pembroke library in Ballsbridge will be holding a workshop for […]
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