Get down to Pearse Street Library today for a unique evening of poetry and science, as Iggy McGovern will be reading from his latest poetry collection, A Mystic Dream of 4. In this, his third collection, the poet and retired […]
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Experience the story of the Dublin Lockout, as the 1913 Lockout Tapestry visits Dublin City Library and Archive! The tapestry is currently on display in the Pearse Street location, where it will stay until March 28.
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The Sean Moore Community Awards Presentation has been announced for next Tuesday, March 3! In association with News Four and sponsored by the Aviva Stadium Community Fund, the organisers do not always release the names of the winners before the […]
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Interested in taking part in this year’s VHI Mini Marathon? ALONE is calling on Irish women help fundraise for them in the massive charity event.
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It will be no news to anyone who was out on the day that Wednesday December 9th 2014 was a landmark moment in Dublin’s capital amid the tensions which had been building between the population and their elected representatives. In […]
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NewsFour sought to investigate the origins and uncover the history of the area whose concrete pavements Dublin 4 residents walk upon every day. The inhabitants of Ringsend, Irishtown, Sandymount, Ballsbridge and Donnybrook all once co-existed under the umbrella of the […]
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‘D4 head’ – it’s a phrase that causes most people in Dublin and the country as a whole to bristle, conjuring up as it does images of loud men with upturned collars and orange-coloured women with designer handbags teetering on […]
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Monday Poll: Citizens Information Service for Dublin 4 Last week we asked if you think there is a need for a Citizens Information Centre in Ringsend and, if so, where you think it should be located – you responded in […]
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Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Rear Window plays for one night only on Thursday at the Omniplex Rathmines. Made at a time when Hitchcock was at the peak of his powers, it’s a movie that captures the essence of cinema – voyeurism, […]
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Fancy yourself a bit of a poet? Now is your chance to shine! Ballyroan Library has organised a poetry competition in the run up to World Poetry Day on March 21.
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