It seems, at nearly every festival nowadays, whether it’s about flowers, music or dogs, that a craft beer showcase is included as standard. However, when it comes to focusing purely on the booming Irish brewing and distilling industry, the RDS […]
Read more →On Thursday, 21st September, Dublin’s oldest and largest family-owned hotel, Sandymount Hotel celebrated being awarded its fourth star by Failté Ireland and the launch of its €6 million refurbishment with an end of summer BBQ. Guests were treated to an […]
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The idea for a four-storey visitor centre dedicated to the music group U2 and planned for Hanover Quay is in the proposal stage. Earlier this year Managhan Chartered Planning brought the plans of the site proposed for a permanent exhibition […]
Read more →Something fun and interesting is happening this Friday evening on Sandymount Green. Happenings are joining forces with Sandymount Tidy Towns and Dublin City Council to present the iconic movie for kids of all ages, “Toy Story”. The film tells the […]
Read more →Dogs Trust will host their annual Supporters Day at The Doggie Do with Dogs Trust this Sunday, September 10th, in Herbert Park. The Doggie Do with Dogs Trust, is a celebration of the unique bond we share with our canine […]
Read more →National Heritage Week kicked off last week and continues until this Sunday 27th August with lots to see and do. South of the Liffey sees events at the round tower in Clondalkin and tours of Rathfarnham Castle. Saturday has Whale […]
Read more →The National Council for the Blind of Ireland (NCBI) will hold its first Cycle of Light event on the 25th of August. This event will see 100 people cycle into the darkness of night for sight loss. From 8.30pm until […]
Read more →On Saturday June 17th, more than 1,000 CoderDojo ninjas from all over the world descended on the RDS to showcase their creative projects at the CoderDojo Coolest Projects expo, which is now the largest kids’ tech event in Europe. CoderDojo […]
Read more →School reunions are usually decennial and even then numbers attending are scarce, but on the Merrion Road every year, past pupils of the all-girl Merrion School for the visually impaired, get together on the grounds of St. Mary’s Centre nursing […]
Read more →NewsFour is happy to report that local floral artist Lorraine O’Brien was once again amongst the prize-winners at this year’s Bloom Festival. This is Lorraine’s second time to have an entry at the festival and her second time to win […]
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