Photo Comp Results for May are in! Find out who our readers picked as their top five entries to the NewsFour Photo Competition for May! Read more… Dodder River Birds Walk BirdWatch Ireland and Dublin City Council’s Biodiversity Team invite […]
Read more →The summer movie drought continues with some mediocre new releases this week, but thankfully there are a couple of classics playing at the Irish Film Institute. Tod Browning’s 1932 masterpiece Freaks has been digitally restored. Browning’s movie is set in the world […]
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Celebrate one of the greatest works of the 20th Century with the Bloomsday Festival 2015! The Bloomsday celebrations kick off today at 11 with The Footsteps of Leopold Bloom walking tour, starting out from the James Joyce Centre on North […]
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BirdWatch Ireland and Dublin City Council’s Biodiversity Team invite you to take in the sights and sounds of the Dodder! Saturday’s Dodder River Birds Walk will be a great opportunity to learn about the wildlife that makes its home along […]
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NewsFour readers have cast their vote on which of May’s photos they prefer to reach the final! The top five voted photographs are to be picked each month and these get brought to the final in November, where the 12 […]
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Have your say on the 1916 commemorations! Dublin City Council and the Ireland 2016 Project Team will be holding a consultation workshop this Saturday (June 13) in Pearse Street Library from 10am to 1pm.
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Get your running shoes on for the Docklands 5K! Thursday, June 18 will see runners taking to the streets and tackling a 5K route from Lime Street to the 3 Arena, before looping back to end up on Sir John […]
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Vote on May’s Photo Comp Entries! Here’s your chance to vote on May’s top 20 entries to the NewsFour Photo Competition! Read more… Poolbeg Incinerator Protest Combined Residents Against Incineration organised a protest against the Poolbeg Incinerator for Thursday. Read […]
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Dublin 4 and Lansdowne Road is soon to see history come around again when the three lions roll back into town bringing back haunting recollections of February 1995 when the West Stand went wild. For many Irish fans, our embedded […]
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It’s a poor week for new releases so the movie to see this week is Sergio Leone’s 1984 gangster epic Once Upon a Time in America playing at the Irish Film Institute. While it lacks the thrills and spills of Leone’s […]
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