Two lucky NewsFour readers will win a Season Pass to the Dublin Coffee and Tea Festival in the RDS! Following the massive success of last year’s festival, which saw over 6,000 visitors experience the joy of coffee and tea, the […]
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As we keep saying in the Club, it’s all about participation and having fun; and winning is a welcome bonus – particularly among the younger age groups. So while there was much to celebrate by way of victories at all […]
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Focussed support for creative arts is in the pipeline for the Docklands Business to Arts, a membership-based registered charity, in collaboration with Dublin City Council and the Dublin Docklands Development Authority, have set-up the Docklands Arts Fund. The fund is […]
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July’s Photo Comp Results are in! Check out the top five photos from July’s Photo Competition, as voted for by you! Read more… Big Grill Festival 2015 The Big Grill Festival is back in Herbert Park! Read more… Railway Union […]
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Have you lost faith in your local politician? Are you disillusioned with the electoral system? If you don’t bother to vote or deliberately spoil your vote, you could be helping to re-elect the people you have lost faith in! Every […]
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While strolling along Sir John Rogerson’s Quay you are unlikely to hear the Pink Floyd album of 20 years ago of the same name but you may well be charmed by the glowing re-emergence of an original Diving Bell, which […]
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Residents of Sandymount woke up to a big disappointment last Easter, and it was not the Easter Bunny who did not deliver. The local Post Office closed up shop without warning during Holy Week, leaving both the Sandymount customers and […]
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Next year marks the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Rising. It has renewed many people’s interest in the lives of Ireland’s rebels of the not-so-distant past. Sean Brennan and Toírdhealach Ó Braoín have organised the Donnybrook Patriots Trail, a “Photo […]
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A charity event raising money for Aware Ireland was organised by the Bath Pub for June 6th. Aware is an organisation that provides support for people who suffer from depression, a condition that affects 450,000 people in Ireland at any […]
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The last few years have seen an explosion of commerce and activity in the Grand Canal Dock and the IFSC. Ireland’s corporate tax rate has made Grand Canal Dock an attractive prospect for large multinational tech corporations. The most famous […]
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