We have another diverse batch of new releases this week. The highlight is Western, which explores the tensions that arise between a group of German migrant workers and the local community of the Bulgarian village they’re based in. Turning the […]
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We are a local community newspaper that has serviced the Dublin 4 area for more than 30 years and currently have a number of vacancies. Title: Journalist/Researcher Quote Job ref: CES 2067016 Exp date: 24/April/2018 Title: Community Photographer […]
Read more →The new fitness facilities at SPORTSCO, including the Extended Gym Area and Fitness Studios were officially launched by Pat O’Doherty, Chief Executive of ESB on March 12th. SPORTSCO is celebrating 40 years in business next year and is committed to […]
Read more →By Paul Carton Pearse Street’s air is four and a half times more toxic to breathe in than Phibsboro’s on the northside, a Trinity College study has found. This toxicity is due to particulate matter (PM) that TCD researchers assume, […]
Read more →Saturday April 21st is the day to clean up our capital city. Not only does it mark Dodder Action Day, it’s also when the 3rd Annual Team Dublin Clean-Up, organised by Dublin City Council, is set to take place. The […]
Read more →The Sean Moore Community Awards (first established during the 1988 Dublin Millennium) will be presented on the night of May 22nd during a ceremony at Clanna Gael Fontenoy’s clubhouse in Ringsend. The awards for “exceptional community service” were inaugurated to […]
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It’s a very strong week for new releases so cancel your plans and dial up the babysitter. The highlight is homegrown, Dublin prison drama Michael Inside. Writer/director Frank Berry’s film follows a young man who finds himself sentenced to three […]
Read more →Whether you’re sick of health fairs, or full of vim and vigor because you love them, you probably need to get yourself over to St. Vincent’s University Hospital on Tuesday April 10th. There will be over 30 stands on display […]
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