Two of the highlights of last year’s Cannes Film Festival finally hit our shores this week. Personal Shopper sees Kristen Stewart continue to prove her doubters wrong with one of the best performances you’re likely to see from any actor […]
Read more →Pembroke Library and Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane are hosting installations of video artwork created by visual artist James Ó hAodha detailing his work with the Sandymount Dodder Sea Scouts and children from the Dublin Sikh Community. The installation, […]
Read more →A couple of interesting events happening this week down at Pearse Street Library… Wednesday 15th March sees an evening of poetry, drama and music with performers including James Conway, Victor Feldman, Brid Fitzpatrick, Mary Gukian, Ron Loughnane, David Morgan and […]
Read more →Alan Martin, a Founder member of the Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society, was recently awarded a Heritage Award. The Heritage Council’s Heritage Hero Award celebrates those who have made an outstanding contribution to the protection and promotion of heritage in […]
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We’ve only got two releases this week, but one is a must see. Stirring debate since its debut at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, Paul Verhoeven’s controversial Elle finally arrives in Dublin cinemas. French legend Isabelle Huppert is simply outstanding […]
Read more →Children from St Patrick’s National School in Ringsend took a trip recently to Sandymount beach, inspired by the annual Brent Geese migration to the shores of Dublin 4. The children worked with choreographer Muirne Bloomer on movement and dance and […]
Read more →The Minister for Communications, Climate Action & Environment, Denis Naughten TD, will officially launch the next phase of the popular Home Energy Saving Kit initiative on Tuesday, 7th March at 9am in Pearse Street Library. Home Energy Saving Kits will […]
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It didn’t win the Oscar in the end, but for the past few months talk of La La Land has been inescapable. On Monday at the Irish Film Institute you can catch a genuinely great musical in 1952’s masterpiece Singin’ […]
Read more →Do you live in Ringsend or Irishtown? Do you have a burning question about your local area that you want to ask an elected representative? If it’s not rude, then you may still have time to get it to the […]
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It’s a strong week for new releases. The best of the bunch is Patriots Day, a nail-biting dramatisation of the events surrounding the 2013 Boston marathon bombing and the subsequent manhunt to find its perpetrators. The movie commendably steers clear […]
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