Get your thinking cap on for charity! Old Wesley Rugby Football Club in Donnybrook is running a Table Quiz charity fundraiser on Friday, January 23 at 8.00pm.
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Your bones are alive! Bones are living tissue and are constantly being broken down and replaced, so they need to be fed with nutrients, particularly Calcium. About 99% of Calcium is stored in the bones and teeth, where it provides […]
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In 1923, James Montgomery was the first Irish Free State censor. He was an affable man, but could also be taciturn. He once said, “I know nothing about films, but I know the 10 commandments!” And so began an Irish […]
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A timely historical lecture took place on the hallowed ground of St Matthew’s Church, Irishtown on November 8th, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Great War. The lecturer in question was Patrick Hugh Lynch, researcher in the Department of Arts, […]
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Enable Ireland’s upcoming Strictly Come Dancing fundraiser needs men! While lots of women have signed up to the event, men have been a little slower to join. With rehearsals beginning next Monday (19th), there are still four places left to […]
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Happy New Year! The NewsFour team was back in the office this week, well-rested and full of the determination to stick to New Year’s resolutions that the first two weeks of the year bring!
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The 5th and 6th class pupils of St. Patrick’s Primary school for boys are taking a shine to journalism and recently got the chance to pose a few questions to some of the NewsFour crew. They are currently undertaking a […]
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The name of Mattress Mick has become something of an evocative term of mirth around Dublin in recent times. You may have noticed his catchy billboards around the city distinctly pushing Mick to the foreground, giving off that Americanised tone […]
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The first day of school can be a daunting experience for any child. If parents could de-mystify the experience by arming them with some prior knowledge it could give them the confidence to take on the challenge comfortably. The Early […]
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If you pass down Pigeon House Road and cast your eyes out to the enigmatic Poolbeg Marina, across the water from large cruise ships and ferries, you may notice a couple of men working in the foreground on a labour […]
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