Enjoy a night of Irish musical history in support of the Sandymount And Merrion Residents Association. “The Harp that Once” sees Glynis Casson tell the story of her father Christopher Casson, his harp and his career in Dublin’s theatrical scene. […]
Read more →Sean O’Rourke, host of Today on RTE Radio 1, joined me for a coffee in his Donnybrook RTE studio. There have been tons of media attention around his appointment in the morning slot formerly held by Pat Kenny, but he’s […]
Read more →NewsFour attended a musical event recently that was something very special, and unusual. It took place in a private house on Lad Lane, just off Baggot St. The tickets were free and the two acts that played were exceptionally good […]
Read more →6th August sees the 100th anniversary of the death of Joseph Pierce Murphy, one of 20 or so young men from Ringsend killed during World War One. One of the things that makes Ringsend special is the way many of […]
Read more →We are a society of sugar addicts, let’s face it. The very essence of marketing drives us to consume sugar and the act of consuming sugar drives us to consume more. Sugar is one of the most heavily marketed products […]
Read more →“God writes the gospel not in the Bible alone but on trees and flowers and clouds and stars” (Martin Luther King) Gospel means good news, and if there is a season of good news in the garden it is to […]
Read more →A rain-soaked night of almost biblical proportions could not dampen the spirits of revellers at St. Mary’s Church’s annual barbecue. The Haddington Road church’s BBQ took place on July 10th in the Lansdowne Hotel on Baggot Street. Local punters braved […]
Read more →Among the many highlights of recent activity was the club’s proud hosting of Féile na nGael. Club employees, officials, parents and supporters rallied together to facilitate a wonderful U-14 hurling tournament, doing so with great efficiency and even greater hospitality […]
Read more →Time is running out to see the exhibition of archaeological artifact replicas in Pearse Street Library. All this month, Pearse Street Library has played host to the exhibition, which features models of varied items from stone spears, to Newgrange, to […]
Read more →Monday Stroke Awards 2014 Nominations closed yesterday for the Irish Heart Foundation’s Stroke Awards 2014 to recognise the achievements of stroke survivors and their carers. Read more… Tuesday Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning 2014 People across Ireland had a brew for […]
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