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Sandymount Hotel retains accolade of ‘Europe’s Leading Green Hotel’ at World Travel Awards
By Sandymount Hotel Athens, 30th June 2018: Sandymount Hotel, Dublin’s largest family run hotel, has retained the top accolade as ‘Europe’s Leading Green Hotel,’ scooping the award for a second year running at the prestigious World Travel Awards. As the […]
Big day out in Donnybrook
By Eoin Meegan At one time, the small hamlet of Donnybrook was known for the infamous Donnybrook Fair, where all kinds of shenanigans took place, with riotous behaviour and partying late into the night. Eventually, the good denizens of Donnybrook […]
Natural Energy Healing
By Eoin Meegan As a race, the Irish have always had an interest in healing. Going back in time we have all heard of a local wise woman (or man) who had what was known as the ‘healing touch.’ A […]
Sandymount School of Art
By David Prendeville Sandymount School of Art on Londonbridge Road offers an array of excellent classes for both children and adults and is an invaluable resource of creative learning in the area. The school was founded by Triona Sweeney in […]
Funding floats Scouts’ boats
By Geraldine Smith The tradition of rowing features strongly in the life of members of 4th Port Dodder Sea Scout Group. So when their East Coast skiff was deemed unseaworthy, the group knew they had to do something to ensure the […]
Action plan for a Dublin 4 Men’s Shed
By Peter McNamara Men don’t talk face to face; they talk shoulder to shoulder.’ These are the words of Men’s Shed founder, Professor Barry Golding. It is often this simple insight that resonates most with people when they wonder what […]
St Vincent’s Community Health Fair
By Eoin Meegan The public had the opportunity to learn more about health, especially preventive health, at the Community Health Fair which was run in St Vincent’s University Hospital earlier this year. The theme was ‘Prevention, Early Detection and Self […]
Ringsend says goodbye to local legend
By Paul Carton “Bettsy cha cha cha” – is a chant that will ring out in Ringsend forever. It’s the end of era today as we say goodbye to local legend Brian ‘Bettsy’ Betts, whose funeral mass is on this […]
Premiership giants attract large crowds to Aviva
By Paul Carton The streets around the Aviva stadium were awash with religious types for this London derby. Although they wore different colours they were all there to praise one thing, and that was English Football. This derby was […]