Simon Fitzmaurice is a filmaker on a serious mission to raise money for his latest film My Name is Emily, a film about a teenage girl who escapes her foster home in search of her long lost father. A fun […]
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The Camino de Santiago de Compostela – or The Way of St James of Compostela– is one of the most famous and devoutly attended pilgrimages in the world, springing to mind along with the routes to Lourdes and the Hajj […]
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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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This week’s cinematic fare presents us with two representations of Hollywood; the “dream factory” of yesteryear (Saving Mr. Banks) and the cynical, remake obsessed Tinseltown of today (Carrie). Saving Mr. Banks tells the story of how Walt Disney (Tom Hanks) […]
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You may have noticed a number of changes and structural upgrades if you livein , or pass through, Ringsend. These changes are mainly small upgrades to Ringsend Bridge and cleaning on Thorncastle Street. Ringsend Bridge was the first structure […]
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Tonight, Friday November 22nd, Camden Street’s Anseo bar is to play host to a special live music event, the proceeds of which will go towards helping the aid effort in the Philippines. Kicking off at 9 pm, the event will […]
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Computer Chess, my pick for the best film of 2013 thus far, opens on Friday at the Irish Film Institute. It’s a wildly inventive tale, set over a weekend in a rundown cat infested hotel where some of America’s greatest […]
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Michael Cullen and Dave Duggan launched their brand new online channel DubzTV today with the aim to capture what’s happening on our Dublin streets. “We want to film documentaries, comedy and music videos but from places in Dublin where you […]
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In celebration of the founder of Sikhism local Sikhs clean the streets of Sandymount. Sunday 17th November marked the 545th birth-anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, founder of Sikhism. He was born in 1469 in then undivided India and now […]
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Last week saw the opening of a new branch of fine food market Donnybrook Fair, on Gallery Quay in the Grand Canal Dock. This is the fifth store the chain have opened, following on from sites in Stillorgan, Baggot Street […]
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