Dublin City Council officials held the first of what could be many consultation days on the Ringsend & Irishtown Village Improvement Plan at Ringsend Library on January 28th. Attending the meeting were many local residents, along with representatives from local […]
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If you have bought or sold property in Sandymount, Irishtown, Ringsend or the surrounding area over the past twenty years, the chances are you did business with Bennett’s Auctioneers. The company was established in 1995 by Nigel Bennett, a member […]
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Some NewsFour readers may be familiar with a recent article in the Herald which detailed the charitable exploits of a young man from the Ringsend/Irishtown area. The community we reside in is renowned for the generosity and selflessness of its […]
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The problem of gambling addiction has soared in this country in recent times. Since the Celtic Tiger years there has been an increase in the number of people who gamble, with the ease of access of online gambling being cited […]
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Sometimes younger people have an edge. They can cut to the chase unencumbered by ideology, political allegiance and the profusion of media chatter that affects the rest of us. Such is the case with Ruben Grace, a sixth class student […]
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There’s no doubt about it, Sandymount is one of the most desirable residential areas in the country. Not only does it enjoy proximity to Dublin city centre and the unique ‘village atmosphere’ that it’s famous for, it’s also close to […]
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The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) are conducting a survey on the population of otters found along the river Dodder. This includes the stretch of the river that goes through Donnybrook, Clonskeagh, Ballsbridge and Ringsend. This survey will be a repeat […]
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For any of our readers who have been enamoured with the recent 1916 Rising centenary events, it may well be worth your while to pop down to the National Print Museum in Beggar’s Bush in the near future. The museum […]
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I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden. Ruth Stout. We have had a miserable winter. Who can forget the countryside destroyed by floods. But no matter how hard the weather, […]
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Councillor Dermot Lacey’s submitted suggestions for the Dublin City Council to consider altering the road between Merrion Gates and the Tara Towers Hotel to ease traffic congestion were declined as the dedicated bus corridor would have to be removed. Councillor […]
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