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Over 1000 kids and parents packed out Clanna Gael GAA Club for the inaugural Dublin Run Kids Run event last May, with Olympic Gold medallist Kellie Harrington and Irish Rugby legend Gordon D’Arcy in attendance to inspire the young runners. Run Kids Run is a social impact initiative
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With a healthy smattering of fresh Irish titles set to screen at the Cannes Film Festival this May, now’s a perfect time to look ahead to see what the summer (and beyond) has in store for fans of Irish film. We’ve had plenty to choose from so far this year on the homefront across a range of genres.
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Congratulations to Newpark Comprehensive School for winning the DLR Regional Award at the Rubbish Film Festival 2025 with their striking short film, The Clock. The 1-minute movie, which beat out runners-up Rockford Manor, uses a ticking clock to symbolise the urgency of the climate crisis,
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Dublin Social Choir is a new community choir set up by Orla Gargan and Lisa Nagle, in the hope to bring happiness to people through song. The pair decided to theme the group ‘Joy’ to inspire people to bring Joy through performance. Learning new vocal techniques, ...
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Werner Herzog, the legendary German filmmaker behind such art house classics as Fitzcarraldo (1982), Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), along with acclaimed documentaries Grizzly Man (2005) and Into the Abyss (2011), was in Pigeon House Film Studios in Dublin’s Docklands
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The streak of fine weather we had for most of last May was indeed a blessing on the 17th for those who took to the Irish Sea for the annual Blessing of the Boats ceremony aboard yachts and small boats that are moored year round at the Poolbeg Yacht and Boat Club in Ringsend....
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Commodore Skully then read “Sandy, for those who remember,” a poem that wonderfully evoked forgotten days down at the docklands and the people who have passed through here on their journey through life....
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Over 200 leaders from Dublin's Docklands, including representatives from local businesses and politics, gathered at the Google Foundry for the "AI in the Community" event. The event was addressed by Minister for Public Expenditure and Digitalisation Jack Chambers...
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Google recently concluded its annual Transition Year (TY) Community Week, a comprehensive program designed to provide students from schools within the community with invaluable insights into the technology industry and future career pathways. This immersive week-long initiative...
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Elaine Corcoran is a Solicitor working in Ringsend, she is mum of two boys and lives locally. She is here to answer readers’ questions and to give some guidance on current legal trends / developments. Elaine can be contacted on 01 5617900 or by email: elaine@corcoransolicitors.com...
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Health risks exist at all stages of the plastic lifecycle, beginning with production and use to recycling and disposal, in addition to legacy plastics. Plastic pollution is recognised as a danger to human health, wildlife, the ecosystems, and the very stability of our climate....
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A poem by Jonathan Roth...
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Poems by Johnny Jude:
The Invisible People
Spring Day...
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A poem by Margaret Boles...
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Over the final weekend in March, painter Stephen Taylor presented the second solo show of his career to date, at Morgans Wine Merchants on Pembroke Road. His paintings and drawings cast a meticulous and mischievous eye on urban, suburban and domestic scenes that might otherwise go unnoticed.
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