See three authors give readings of their work in Pearse Street Library tomorrow evening, as the Irish Writers’ Exchange and Dublin City Public Libraries present The Author as Foreigner. Founded in 2008, the Irish Writers’ Exchange represents not only Irish […]
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The Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society will be holding the Dockworkers’ 2014 Photographic Exhibition in St Andrew’s Resource Centre this weekend. They will be sharing stories and images with the public from their 3,500-strong collection of photos and memorabilia, all […]
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Get help to set your best foot forward with Dress for Success Dublin. This Saturday, the not-for-profit organisation will be holding their first ever Fashion Sale at their Lower Liffey Street residence, with everything from designer duds to high street […]
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Get your running shoes on for charity with the Rock ‘n’ Roll Dublin Half Marathon. On the August Bank Holiday Monday, participants will make their way from New Wapping Street at North Wall Quay, running the 13.1 mile course to […]
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Monday Railway Union Cricket Club Youths Fundraiser Railway Union Cricket Club Youths launched two fundraisers this week to help them with their July tour of Cheshire. Read more… Tuesday gradireland Summer Fair 2014 Wednesday saw the RDS host gradireland’s Summer […]
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Belle is a period movie with a difference. Set in the late 18th century, it’s the true story of a mixed race heiress and her role in the abolition of Britain’s slave trade. Stylistically, it’s a little too close to […]
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It was the first official weekend of the summer and the cloud and drizzle that loomed overhead was no match for the atmosphere that was generated by the people of Ringsend/Irishtown, who gathered for the highly anticipated community Fun Run. […]
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Bewley’s Hotel on the Merrion Road is one of the most infamously grand buildings in Dublin. Sumptuous and eye-catching to the passerby, the design of the building is also provocative to history students, and no doubt the odd conspiracy theorist, […]
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Councillors representing the Dublin South East area have strongly criticised Fingal County Council’s decision to vote against a Bill calling for a directly elected Mayor for Dublin. Fingal County Council vetoed the Local Government Bill by 16 votes to six […]
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In March this year, the Baggot Inn of Lower Baggot Street became the first Irish pub to accept payments in the form of the world’s newest and most controversial currency, the BitCoin. While the eyes and minds of pundits and […]
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