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People’s final wishes around internment are changing with more opting these days for cremation. Therefore, Columbarium Walls are becoming a more familiar sight in Irish cemeteries as the amount of burial space diminishes. They have a rich history dating back to ancient times...
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Railway Union in Sandymount is about to open a brand new indoor training facility to be known as the Railway Dome. This purpose built facility is designed primarily as a cricket training ground, with the potential to open it out to other sports further down the line. ...
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It was a perfect day in College Park; one of the best places to play rugby in the country. There was a strong crowd of tourists and AIL regulars viewing on in anticipation of what was to be an exciting clash. The conditions were perfect on a warm winter's afternoon, sun shining and clear skies. ...
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Last month Dublin City Council announced the official launch of the new Dublin City Half Marathon. Taking place on Sunday March 30th 2025, with a €68 entry fee, the 13.1-mile race starts on O'Connell Street and takes runners out through the north of the city,
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Bill Fallon was in the prime of his life as a footballer during the 1938/39 season. From the outset, he scored more goals and created more chances than ever and his fantastic wing play made him a crucial player in Sheffield Wednesday's challenge for the Division Two championship....
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Well done Joe Hallam on your fantastic exhibition in the Fair-Play Café from Dec/Jan. Joe is the 8th artist to exhibit and he’s currently studying art at the National Learning Network in Stillorgan.
Joe has been painting from a young age Joe has been painting from a young age...
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It is testimony to the generosity of the people of our community that there are, not one, but two ‘Christmas-lights' fundraisers to spread the joy at Christmas, one in Bath Avenue and another in Donnybrook. Mr Tilly, who has been sharing
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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness” As we approach the dying days of 2024 it is a twisted irony that Dickens’ immortal words written in 1859 ...
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It has been an incredible few weeks for Ringsends premium Leisure Centre! SPORTSCO has received several highly Accredited Awards from the Business and Leisure Industry Sectors. ...
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As we get ready for the holiday season there’s a certain spirit in the air; a feeling of warmth, reflection and perhaps a chance to reset. For many of us, Christmas is a time of joy but also one of contemplation about where we are and where we’re headed. ...
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Artwork from around 100 artists to be auctioned in support of essential homelessness services
As winter draws near and the homelessness crisis intensifies, Dublin Simon Community is inviting everyone to support its life-saving services through ‘A Community of Hope:
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Lot Always Sunday - original painting by Gerard Byrne is accompanied by a signed copy of the artist's collectable coffee table book Turning Corners that features Always Sunday piece amongst stunning illustrations of 150 artworks....
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Line Out Bar is a place with true neighbourhood charm, where the spirit of community and warm hospitality come together in a vibrant, casual setting. It’s more than just a bar; it’s a reawakening of relationships, a spot where locals and visitors alike ...
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Buying clothes at Christmas for your wardrobe or as gifts for loved ones is an essential part of expressing self-love and our love and appreciation for others. Yet, before clicking the link on that phone or tablet it is good to reflect. Ask yourself if the item is a good purchase?...
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By the time you are reading this the General Election will be over. Dublin Bay South will have elected four TDs to represent the area for the next Dail term. Whoever they are I wish them well and look forward to working with them as I have with many TDs over the last thirty + years. ...
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