Building on the Grand Canal Dock area has been accelerating at a fast pace in recent times, with many residents in the vicinity becoming increasingly frustrated at the high levels of noise and dust. Pile driving, in particular has proven […]
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The Dublin City Council will host a free screening of the documentary Atlantic in Herbert Park tomorrow. The film focuses on three small fishing communities – one in Ireland, one in Norway and one in Newfoundland. It explores the two […]
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Dublin City Council opened new Tearooms today in the leafy surroundings of Herbert Park, Dublin 4. This is the latest action of the Council’s Parks and Landscape Services initiative, which is refurbishing old buildings and making them into more useable […]
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The second in a series of four public information sessions on the Poolbeg West Strategic Development Zone took place in Ringsend Library on Thursday 21st July. Hosting the meeting was Myles Farrell of Dublin City Council, who displayed a number […]
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Dublin City Council has set up plans to repair the damage caused by flooding of the coastline between Sean Moore Park and Merrion Gates. The flooded areas were analysed and solutions are being put into effect to reduce the risk […]
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Dublin City Council will host Bat Conservation Ireland’s Bat Talk and Walk in Herbert Park, Ballsbridge on Thursday July 14th. It will run from 8.30pm to 10.30pm. The trek will be led by led by Tina Aughney of Bat Conservation […]
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Dublin City Libraries has launched a National Summer Reading Programme entitled “Be a Summer Star”, which calls for the involvement of children and families all over the city. This programme will run until Wednesday August 31st in all local libraries […]
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As many in the community are aware, the plenary meeting and election of the new PPN Secretariat was due to take place yesterday. Though it was cancelled, it has now been rescheduled and will new fall on Thursday July 19th. […]
Read more →Today we celebrate the life James Joyce, one of one of Ireland’s greatest authors and poets. Sandymount will play host to several events commemorating his literary achievements. The first of these is a Bloomsday Walking Tour, which begins at 10am. […]
Read more →Students from Sandymount were among the 7000 attendees at the North Bull Island in Clontarf for the Dublin Kite Festival. Sunday saw kite flyers and spectators from all over the country converge for a full day of free activities. Catherine […]
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