Remember the Sean Moore Awards? We certainly do. They were memorable because unlike most award ceremonies they were not concerned with celebrity, showbiz or glamour. Not that they lacked sparkle. That could always be found in the twinkling eyes of […]
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At the age of 35, Cuiva Smith was diagnosed with cancer of the liver, spleen and lymphatic system following a visit to hospital with complaints of knee pains. Doctors told her she would experience an early menopause, rendering her incapable […]
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In early November, St. Andrew’s Resource Centre hosted a seminar concerning the importance of listening. The event, officially titled The Art of Listening, looked at the necessity of accurate listening and communication skills to deal with people who may be […]
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The Christmas fairs have already started and maybe you have already bought that perfect Christmas gift but fear not if you haven’t, there’s still time. There are fifteen days until Christmas so there’s loads of time to grab a bargain and possibly help a good cause in doing so.
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Get out there and get your annual fill of Away in a Manger, Deck the Halls and Frosty the Snowman with your local choirs this Christmas. A busy time for carol singers, you will find them in concert halls, churches, department stores, on doorsteps and on the streets singing songs for this special time of year.
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In the lead-up to Christmas there are increased calls for crime awareness – particularly concerning petty crimes and scams. The issues, raised by Labour Cllr. Dermot Lacey and another source close to this newspaper, concern a number of false identity scams, household vandalism and petty crimes.
Read more →With the second instalment of the Hobbit trilogy opening next week, there’s a bumper crop of new releases hitting cinemas this weekend, the best of which is French drama Just a Sigh, starring our own Gabriel Byrne. Emmanuelle Devos stars […]
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The super typhoon in the Philippines saw most staff at Oxfam attempting to liaise with people on the ground when NewsFour visited them in their new Dublin 4 office. Sorcha Nic Mhathúna, Communication and Content Co-ordinator of Oxfam said, “the […]
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After an exceptional summer, the nights have closed in ruthlessly and the word is this winter will be a brute. For local kids the evenings after school are still for playing, being out kicking a ball, or of course, riding […]
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Southsiders don’t re-cycle as much as Northsiders, according to a new survey. The survey, carried out by Greyhound, one of the largest waste distribution companies in the country, measured the weight of waste collected from bins across Dublin. After the […]
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