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By Peter McNamara Is it possible for an artist to stay creative and relevant into later middle age? Can a 66-year-old rock star really hope to keep pace with his younger peers? Watching David Byrne at the Three Arena on October […]
Read more →By David Preneville A mural was recently unveiled in Poolbeg in commemoration of local artist Chris ‘Git’ Byrne who sadly lost his life at the age of 31 in 2016. The murals were done by London street artist The Artful Dodger. […]
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By David Predeville Street Art is something which has become etched on to people’s consciousness in Dublin of late. No group have made more waves than the supremely talented, anonymous, Rathgar-based collective Subset. Subset have been involved in an ongoing […]
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Outstanding Performance for SPORTSCO at The National Q Mark awards and National Quality Standards SPORTSCO has been honored with outstanding recognition in both the prestigious Q Mark Award for Quality Management System at this year’s National Q Mark Awards and […]
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By Eoin Meegan What was Christmas like in Dublin one hundred years ago? It was certainly a very different place than it is today. The end of 1918 would have been a time of mixed feelings. Relief that the […]
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Last week the Ballsbridge, Donnybrook and Sandymount Historical Society held their AGM in the Hive in Herbert park. Chairperson of the society John Holohan got proceedings off to a start and relayed news of the future plans for Herbert Park, […]
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Roddy is to appear today to get some explanation on nicknames in the area from the dockers. Event starts at 5pm. Roddy is also to give a presentation to the St. Patrick’s Rowing club.
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Fancy a little bit of Alpine magic without having to travel to the Alps this Christmas? Then why not come along to Donnybrook where Decemberfest has blasted into action. Located at Morehampton Road/Belmont Avenue in what used to be O’Connell’s […]
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