The Mayor of South Dublin, Dermot Looney, has resigned from the Labour Party. In a statement on his blog, Mr. Looney said it had been clear the Labour Party is no longer for him – with increasingly different positions on […]
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The King of Rock n Roll lies dead for nearly 37 years and today marks his 79th birthday. People from all over the world will still celebrate Elvis’s anniversary and one wonders will his legacy ever die? NewsFour spoke to […]
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Flood Damage? Threshold want to help bail you out For large parts of the country, 2014 barely hesitated in its beginning, going from the holiday season to the high drama of storm force gales and torrential rain. Although for the […]
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During 1937 and 1938 a project was undertaken by the Irish Folklore Commission in collaboration with the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation, whereby some 50,000 school children recorded over 500,000 pages of material in 26 counties across the country of Irish […]
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Dublin City Council has ordered floodgates at the Dodder and Tolka Rivers closed ahead of tidal surges and strong winds. Met Eireann issued a national weather warning bringing the national status to orange, meaning wind gusts of between 110 – […]
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On the afternoon of Thursday October 10th, the staff at AIB’s Sandymount Road branch held a cake sale in order to raise funds for Cheerios’ Childline Breakfast 2013, a nationwide event that took place between October 7th and 13th. Rather […]
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Some of the countries biggest sporting stars are teaming up with hundreds of sports enthusiasts to undertake Goal’s 120 Mile Global Run. The event, which is being undertaken in aid of the Philippines and is in its 32nd year, was […]
Read more →With 2013 drawing to a close, NewsFour’s resident movie obsessive looks back on his ten favourite films of the year. 10. The Broken Circle Breakdown This Belgian drama about two musicians whose relationship falls apart following the death of their […]
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Ringsend Rock School celebrated their Christmas show on Monday, the 16th December in the community centre. Reece Farrell aged seven kicked off the show with some blues. Dylan Clayton who runs the school told NewsFour, “Reece is only with the […]
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Since 2010, Age Action, in association with Google, has been encouraging senior citizens to engage with computers and the internet through the Silver Surfer awards. This year’s awards ceremony took place at Google’s Barrow Street headquarters on October 2nd when […]
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