Join Pearse Street Library for its Summer Cinema Club! The Summer Cinema Club will be showing films for children of all ages every Thursday afternoon until the end of August.
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The 2014 South Docks Festival is due to kick off soon. The annual event, organized by St. Andrew’s Resource Centre in collaboration with Pearse Area Recreational Centre and the City Quays Traditional Association, will take place from Saturday the 19th […]
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Monday Competition Time: Laughter Lines Dublin On Monday NewsFour gave its readers yet another chance to win, this time with Laughter Lines Dublin. Read more… Tuesday Photo 2014 Dublin Camera Club is currently hosting its Annual Exhibition in Pearse Street […]
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Irish director John Carney makes his Hollywood debut with Begin Again, which stars acting heavyweights like Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo. Like his Dublin set breakout hit, Once, it deals with the love of music and while it lacks depth, it’s […]
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The community spirit continued, from where it left off at the Fun Run at Ringsend Park, to RICC, where the May Day Parade got underway on a Bank Holiday Monday to remember. The sixth annual May Day Parade welcomed many […]
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“It’s a metaphor for life. You get out what you put in.” That’s what Victoria White, spokesperson for Dodder Action, tells NewsFour at this year’s Dodder cleanup when asked why this initiative is so important. Dodder Action was formed three […]
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The following is taken from a filmed interview shot and edited in 2010 by Pat Larkin. Here Paddy discusses his time working for the Gas Company. I was born in 1928 at 19 Hanover Street East. There was a controversy […]
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UCD Burst Pipe Causes a Stir The South East Area meeting of Dublin City Council was told UCD burst a pipe back in May. The burst pipe caused damage to some houses in Beech Hill and Airfield Drive, supposedly due […]
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“The words came into my head while I was cycling along after a meeting.” Labour Councillor Dermot Lacey is putting politics aside for a moment to tell NewsFour about a song he composed, titled Meet Me at the Rosie. “When […]
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Church Bells are something you might well feel indifferent toward; that is, unless you live nearby a church. If you do, then you may think they are either an important part of your local community or simply noise pollution. Whichever […]
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