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The History of Dublin’s Trams: A Rail-Life Story
21st March 2022
The History of Dublin’s Trams: A Rail-Life Story
Peter McNamara Dublin City was once home to one of the most advanced and extensive tram networks in Europe. At the turn of the 20th century, Dublin United Tramways could boast of being one of the finest services on the […]
HistoryLocal History
Second Sandymount Man: Book Review
21st March 2022
Second Sandymount Man: Book Review
Eoin Meegan One might be mistaken for thinking Second Sandymount Man was a book on Seamus Heaney owing to the title and cover, in fact the book is a collection of letters and correspondence gathered over the years between the […]
Books
Peeling Back The Pages  1986
20th March 2022
Peeling Back The Pages 1986
Local History
And The Winner Is… 2022 Oscar Preview
20th March 2022
And The Winner Is… 2022 Oscar Preview
B.J. Quinn The 94th Academy Awards are due to take place on March 27 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. After last year’s low-key ceremony – delayed because of the pandemic and featuring movies that, for the most part, sidestepped […]
Arts & CultureFilm
The “Dreway” Effect
19th March 2022
The “Dreway” Effect
Louise Whelan Andrea Kirwin has an aura about her, not only is she super friendly, honest and open, she’s the kind of person that naturally radiates positivity. Andrea is an amazing beautician, an advanced skincare therapist, a semi permanent make-up […]
Profile
Reg Ryan - The Schemer
17th March 2022
Reg Ryan – The Schemer
Gavan Bergin Reg Ryan was born in Dublin in October 1925. He lived in the Marino area of Dublin until the late 1930s, when he emigrated with his family to England. Reg was very good at sports. He played Gaelic […]
Sport
Five Special Trees - Sandymount’s Living Link with Joyce’s Ulysses
16th March 2022
Five Special Trees – Sandymount’s Living Link with Joyce’s Ulysses
Rodney Devitt Probably everybody who lives in Sandymount has walked up Leahy’s Terrace at some point, from Sandymount Road to Beach Road, by the side of Star of the Sea Church. And there, set into the footpath, starting at the […]
Books
Ulysses at 100
14th March 2022
Ulysses at 100
Eoin Meegan This year sees the 100rd anniversary of the publication of Ulysses. Joyce started writing the novel as early as 1914 and in the years that followed the manuscript began circulating around the Paris literary scene, catching the attention […]
Books
20 Films to see in 2022 What will be on view in the months ahead?
14th March 2022
20 Films to see in 2022 What will be on view in the months ahead?
David Prendeville The Souvenir Part 2 Local company Element Pictures has joined forces with BBC Films to bring to life Joanna Hogg’s follow-up to the sumptuous autobiographical original. The film was honoured with being named best film of 2021 (where […]
Arts & CultureFilm
Jone$town: Book Review
14th March 2022
Jone$town: Book Review
Geneva Pattison Jone$town is Robert McDermott’s debut novel. The author is the winner of the TESEO 2019 short story competition and the book is published by Riversong Books. The novel explores all measures of truths and half-truths, as told by […]
Books