Exercise and enjoyment are two things most of us would like to be getting more of. Combine the two with helping a worthy cause and you have the Cafe Java Annual Charity Cycle, established three years ago by Cafe Java […]
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There were big celebrations at Railway Union’s Annual Ball on May 10th when 170 people gathered in the Davenport Hotel to cap a fantastic season. Railway have won an amazing 14 trophies in two seasons, 10 of them Leinster Pennants. […]
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The Clanna Gael Fontenoy Club prides itself on being more than just a sporting club, it’s an integral part of its surrounding community. None more so evident than in Alice Larkin’s recent receipt of a Sean Moore Community Award for […]
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The most famous motor road race in history, the Mille Miglia (thousand miles) began in 1927 and ran from Brescia to Rome and back. Over five million fans or tifosi crowded the streets to view this epic race. Alas, the […]
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Reviewed by Eric Hillis Brendan Gleeson stars as the local priest of a small Sligo village, having entered the priesthood following the death of his wife. One day, while taking confession from a local man, Gleeson hears how this man […]
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Senior Help Line (SHL) is a unique service for older people in that it’s manned by a team of volunteers who are themselves seniors. Many older people prefer to have someone in their own age group to discuss their issues […]
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Dublin 4, as is well acknowledged and sometimes discussed in print here at NewsFour, has a rich and varied architectural heritage. Walking through Dublin 4, from Ringsend and Irishtown on to Sandymount, Ballsbridge and Londonbridge Road is a time travel […]
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The Dublin Pug Club is a monthly affair, established in 2012 by lovers of the breed. There is a fence around the whole issue of pugs and you’re bound to be on one side or the other: either inside, playing […]
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The Pendula series of paintings are the latest works from artist John Maher. They are a representation of time and space and are a product of a reflective stage in his dynamic life. He is described as a thematic artist […]
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Helen Walsh, a fitness instructor, local community advocate and former manager of the YMCA Christmas Hamper Appeal, is celebrating 25 years as Dublin 4’s personal Mrs Motivator. She was in fighting form as she met on a dull Friday afternoon, […]
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