DCC have last night defended their decision to install Spy Poles on Coast Road in Sandymount, stating that the decision has saved many lives. The spy poles were installed last December under the guise of Tidal Monitors, but one eagle-eyed […]
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A building developer has announced major plans for the redevelopment of Herbert Park. Robin Banks informed NewsFour that he has been given the go-ahead for a major building project to replace Herbert Park with a shopping mall, car park and […]
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Shockwaves rippled across Sandymount this morning as news reached residents of an ISIS plot to infiltrate SAMRA. Intelligence services near the Islamic State controlled city of Mosul in Northern Iraq uncovered documents relating to the planned operation.
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Celebrate this year’s One City, One Book in the RDS next week! Roddy Doyle takes to the stage in the RDS next Wednesday (April 8) as the venue pays tribute to One City, One Book with its Library Speaker Series […]
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With the deadline to put forward a nomination for the Community Gain Liaison Committee looming tomorrow, an emergency meeting has been called for this evening to decide on a nomination. The meeting will take place at 7pm sharp in the […]
Read more →Row to Make a Difference Want to see Dublin from a different perspective? Now is your chance to row the Liffey under the supervision of experienced rower Dave Kelly, in a traditional three-seater Aran currach. Read more… The First Rule […]
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Easter is coming to Dublin Four! The Sandymount Tidy Towns Easter Festival will be taking place on Sandymount Green this Sunday at 2pm. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt, face painting, an egg decorating competition and an Easter Bonnet […]
Read more →The current Hollywood fad for 3D is nothing new. Back in the early ’50s, 3D was all the rage as Hollywood struggled to compete with the growing phenomenon of TV. One of the best 3D movies of this initial period […]
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Have your say about the flood risk management plans currently being put together. The National Catchment-based Flood Risk Assessment and Management (CFRAM) programme is drawing up a comprehensive approach to flooding problems across Ireland, with 300 areas being looked at […]
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Sandymount Veterinary Surgeon Miriam McEvoy gives advice on how to keep your pets safe from things that we humans give no second thought to eating or having around the home. Recently at Sandymount Pet Hospital, we had a very sad […]
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