President Higgins will close Dublin’s Festival of History with a ceremony at The Printworks, Dublin Castle, this Sunday. The event is free but places at the event are on a first come first served basis. The Printworks building can hold […]
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The 2019 Dublin city council community development grant scheme is now open for applications. Community Groups make their applications while taking into consideration the key priorities of the scheme such as: Community Development Social Inclusion Integration Local Area Issues There […]
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The Ringsend and Irishtown Tidy Towns and the Environment committee (R.I.T.E) launched ‘The Raytown’ flower boat over the weekend. The boat was donated by the Mayor of Raytown, Deke Rivers and its flowers planted by members of the R.I.T.E […]
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By Paul Carton As the harvest moon finishes its full moon cycle tonight there are a few questions that need to be answered about this full moon’s importance which its sweet sounding name implies has meaning not just for farmers […]
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Dublin Sportsfest is a week-long programme of events held by sports clubs across the county which will be held on their grounds, in parks, green spaces, urban spaces, maybe someones back garden if its safe. Have you ever heard of […]
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Have you got a good set of pipes on you? or love to belt out a tune no matter what? Well if that is you then look no further than the Sandymount based chamber choir ‘Ceiliuradh Choir’ . They are […]
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Managing Meltdowns & Helping Your Child to Behave Well, presented by Assistant Psychologists: Toni Galligan, B.A., MSc., and Sara Daly-Butz, B.A., MSc. This talk aims to discuss temper tantrums and some of the reasons they may be happening with our […]
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By Paul Carton Your adventure awaits at the convention centre next weekend with the Easymile EZ10, the shuttle bus with a mind of its own, that wants to carry you and 14 other willing participants for a ride up to […]
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