In a world that is increasingly connected, protecting the most vulnerable age groups from online predators can be a tough task. ESET Ireland – the spyware protection company – has compiled a survey on the social network predators and the […]
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As part of World AIDS Day on December 1st, Dublin AIDS Alliance will be holding a community gathering this Sunday. The event will take place at The Front Lounge on Parliament Street from 3 – 6 pm where there will be […]
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Frances Jones of Image Matters (based in Sandymount, Dublin) recently featured in the New York Times where she spoke about the sartorial challenges faced by women in the corporate world. She will host an event to impart her knowledge of the six […]
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In the aftermath of one of the biggest storms to hit the Philippines The Annual Craft Fair in Sandymount will donate its proceeds to the charity Christian Aid. The craft fair will take place at Christ Church and Sandymount Market […]
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Dubliners have been looking at dry sinks in despair for the past few days. This is set to continue, despite reports of water falling from the sky. Although in some parts of Dublin city there seems to be no water […]
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Two Labour MEPs have today called for the government’s proposed referendum on the legalisation of the status of same-sex marriage to be moved forward to May 2014, to the same date as the Council and European elections. MEPs Emer Costello […]
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Independent TD Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan recently launched the Cannabis Regulation Bill 2013 which is due to be voted on by the Dáil on November 6th. The bill allows for legal, regulated use of cannabis for medicinal and recreational purposes. Flanagan […]
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If you like Donna Summer, the Village People, Kylie Minogue, or any other artist that alludes even the slightest sense of camp, you’ll love Priscilla Queen of the Desert. The show, which is now in its seventh year since kicking […]
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As the days grow shorter and the sunshine fades, giving way to rainy days and dark nights, many of us get a touch of the blues. Most people are only mildly affected by feelings like this during winter and can […]
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For this edition of Poet in Profile, we’re in conversation with a recent addition to the Dublin 4 talent pool, Noel Duffy. Noel is the author of the collection In the Library of Lost Objects and a book of prose […]
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