James Joyce once said that the Dublin of the early 1900s could be reconstructed from the pages of his book Ulysses. It captures a fragment in time with delicate detail of a single day in the life of Dubliner Leopold […]
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The Ringsend and District Response to Drugs (RDRD), located at The Spellman Centre in Irishtown, has done so much to support this community. This year it celebrated its 20th anniversary. The Lord Mayor of Dublin generously invited the centre’s staff, […]
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Digitisation is the future of business and one woman has already sprung from the starting blocks in the race to get ahead of the competition. Kritika Ashok is the founder of myartgallery.ie, a concept that is revolutionising the art business, […]
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While strolling along Sir John Rogerson’s Quay you are unlikely to hear the Pink Floyd album of 20 years ago of the same name but you may well be charmed by the glowing re-emergence of an original Diving Bell, which […]
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A new exhibition had its debut in the National Print Museum at Beggars Bush Barracks on July 1st and will be running up to August 30th. Modern Wife, Modern Life explores the representations and expectations of Irish women through the […]
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Rugby at Railway Open To All Railway Union Rugby Club is a friendly and progressive club based in Sandymount that caters for players of all backgrounds, gender, ability and nationality. Railway fields three adult men’s sides, a men’s U20 side, […]
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A reception was held at Railway Union on Sunday April 19th to celebrate the remarkable achievement of Kenny Carroll, pictured above, in winning international caps for Ireland in both cricket and hockey. Brendan Smith and FX Carthy presented Kenny with […]
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Railway Union Boys U16s win Joey O’Meara Cup. Railway Union Under 16 boys’ hockey team won the prestigious Joey O’Meara cup for the first time on Sunday 12th April. The Cup is the highlight in the under 16 boys’ club […]
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Clanns Proudly Hosts Hurling Féile Further evidence of the great strides which the Clanna Gael Fontenoy club continue to make came in the decision by the authorities in Parnell Park to have the Club host, for the second year running, […]
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We have finally reached the end of a very tough league season for all concerned at St Patrick’s CYFC. For a long time it looked like we would not survive another season in amateur football’s top division, as the club […]
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