This years annual Equinox Charity Cycle will take part on September 27th. It will be a gruelling 12 hour slog across the country, testing the cyclists’ endurance with 230km of road between Clontarf and Youghal in county Cork. The cycle […]
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Shellybanks Educate Together National School needs your help! Shellybanks ETNS has opened its doors to its first class of Junior Infants this week, and as a new school, they are in need of some community kindness! They have put together […]
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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 and spread awareness about violence against women.
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Tuesday Pearse Street Library announced a discussion with Mick Brown about his book “The Past has a Great Future: Mick Brown’s Dublin”, which features photos of Dublin that he took from 1966 to the late 1970s. Read more… Wednesday Global […]
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Mystery Road is a gripping Australian thriller set in the dusty rugged outback. When an aboriginal detective investigates the murder of a young girl, he finds his work hindered by small town prejudice. The movie features one of the most […]
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The number of humanitarian situations across the world right now can be overwhelming. From the morning newspaper until the late night news, we are faced with the suffering of so many in Gaza, Iraq, Syria, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic […]
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See the Cedar Cliff Colts take on Penn Manor Comets as the Global Ireland Football Tournament 2014 kicks off! Before the Croke Park Classic on Saturday between Penn State and the University of Central Florida, the UCD Bowl will play […]
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It’s time to meet your new Councillors, all clean and shiny ahead of another five years. Can these guys work together for the better of Dublin? And more importantly, what are they going to do over the next five years? […]
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It is that time of year again and as soon as the children have their summer holidays, the shelves of the department stores are packed with school uniforms and new school bags, reminding us of the pending expense lurking at […]
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Like it or not, election posters are part of our lives. Whether it’s Local, General, European, Referendum or Presidential Elections, the one constant is the thousands upon thousands of posters that appear quickly but linger for weeks, and sometimes months, […]
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