Previously, NewsFour has covered the phenomenon of 3D printing. For those of you who missed it, 3D printers are a range of technologies that produce whole objects, or components of an object, from scratch, either through computer-guided sculpture of raw […]
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Members of the Ringsend/Irishtown Our Town Committees reconvened on a rainy Thursday evening, on the 16th of October, for a state-of-play meeting. In July of this year, as reported in NewsFour, a large meeting was convened to determine local concerns […]
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Ringsend Rock School will present an arrangement from War of the Worlds by a 12-piece guitar orchestra as part of their annual Christmas Show this weekend! Members of the Rock School will be performing a piece from Jeff Wayne’s classic […]
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The IFA Live Animal Crib is back for the Christmas period! The life-sized Nativity scene opened on the 9th of December in the Mansion House on Dawson Street.
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Sandymount and Poolbeg Peninsula CoastCare Group are looking for new volunteers! The group started out earlier this year, and comprises of local volunteers as well as other members of the public who use the Sandymount Strand area regularly and wanted […]
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This year’s Halloween festivities saw a myriad of events hit Ringsend. The spooky season saw three days of fun organised by the Ringsend Community Services Forum. Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre welcomed local kids for a two-hour poison cupcake workshop, […]
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A meeting was convened at Ringsend library on the morning of November 6th 2014 to discuss a long-standing bone of contention: the condition and usability of the plaza area immediately surrounding the library. The meeting was chaired by independent councillor […]
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“The Windows to the World” is the description by Erik de Kruijf, from World Press about the images displayed at the planet’s most prestigious photo contest, which visited Dublin at the CHQ building on the Irish leg of its world […]
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Monday Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society launch 2015 Calendar Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society has released a 2015 calendar entitled “Every Picture Tells a Story”. The calendar features 13 previously unseen images depicting the life and times of Dublin’s dock […]
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“They called it the Great War. The only great thing about it was the enormously great numbers who died in it. War is not great. War is an abomination.” Gary Kilgallen, former chair of the Irish Anti-apartheid Movement, opened up […]
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