Time is running out to make your nomination for the Irish Heart Foundation’s Stroke Awards 2014. Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim, the fifth national Stroke Awards aim to recognise the bravery of stroke survivors, their families and their carers, and they […]
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Monday Career Zoo Returns to Dublin Join Ireland’s best and brightest today at the Career Zoo in the Convention Centre. The Career Zoo will connect Ireland’s rich pool of professionals and graduates with the companies that could help them further […]
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There are few of us who don’t consider The Wizard of Oz one of our favourite movies. This week, friends of Dorothy can see it on Dublin’s biggest screen, Cineworld’s giant IMAX. The catch, unfortunately, is that it’s only being screened in […]
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Dublin Port Company have opened new permanent pontoons on the River Liffey at North Wall Quay. All boat owners are invited to become a part of the Dublin Port Parade of Sail on the 27th and 28th of September, to […]
Read more →Enjoy a multicultural weekend of sporting Fair Play with SARI Soccerfest in Phoenix Park this weekend! The largest intercultural seven-a-side football tournament in Europe, Soccerfest has been running since 1997 to work against racism and discrimination, to promote dignity and […]
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The RDS will be hosting a series of eight free talks in its Concert Hall and Library from the 29th of September to the 19th of November. The Library Speaker Series will cover a diverse range of range of topics, […]
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Join Ireland’s best and brightest this weekend at the Career Zoo. The Career Zoo will connect Ireland’s rich pool of professionals and graduates with the companies that could help them further their careers.
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Monday Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Are you man enough to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes? Concern and Women’s Aid are encouraging men across the country to put on a pair of high heels to help raise funds […]
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Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens delivers an entirely different type of performance in the outstanding thriller The Guest. Claiming to have served in Afghanistan with a killed in action soldier, he ingratiates himself into the dead man’s family, but it soon […]
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One of Dublin’s biggest cultural events of the year, the Tiger Dublin Fringe festival is kicking off this weekend, running from the 5th to the 20th of September. There is something for everyone, with over 80 events around the city […]
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