The Dublin Night run is to hold its first run through Sandymount. The run will take place on Tuesday March 4th at 7.20pm at Clanna Gael GAA club in Ringsend. The run will cost €15 for the 5k and €20 […]
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What better way to spend a Friday night than watching a classic seventies action flick? Tomorrow night The Lighthouse plays host to a late night screening of John Carpenter’s 1976 masterpiece, Assault on Precinct 13. Heavily inspired by classic westerns, […]
Read more →Wednesday 26th February – Tuesday 4th March What’s on tonight!! • The Bentlyboys perform a free showcase in the Hampton hotel in Donnybrook. They specialise in up-tempo music capable of everything from rock/pop classics, funk grooves, swing and soul, and […]
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Dublin City Council have published the details of the new season of their Let’s Walk and Talk programme. Run by the council’s Community and Social Development Service, the volunteer-led walks take place at a variety of locations across the city. […]
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Railway Union won the recently held AP Sports Indoor Cricket Shield, which ran over autumn and concluded just before Christmas at Cabra Sports Hall. In a repeat of the spring final, Railway beat the Northside based Leprechauns. The final went […]
Read more →On the weekend before Christmas, Railway Union men’s team travelled north up the M1 to the Physical Education Centre at Queens University Belfast to compete in the National Indoor Hockey finals. Railway were representing Leinster and they overcame the Ulster […]
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Girls Rugby is going strong at Railway Union, with girls between 13 and 18 playing at both U18 and U15 in the Leinster League. “We are the only club in Dublin with girls age-grade teams,” said Head of Girls Rugby […]
Read more →St Patrick’s CY go into 2014 facing arguably the club’s most challenging period for many a year. Both our teams head into the spring with league survival in mind hoping to preserve top-flight status and the club’s crown as the […]
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There’s considerable confidence around Clanna Gael Fontenoy these days as a new season of competitive fixtures gets into full swing. This comes on the back of significant achievements by many of the club’s teams over past months: the U-12 footballers […]
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Irish snooker player David Morris (pictured) recently got to the last 16 of the UK Championship in York but reckons there won’t be a revival in the game any time soon in Ireland as the expenses are too high and […]
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