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Bath Pub Seniors’ Christmas Party
On Monday last the senior residents of Bath Avenue attended the Annual Christmas party hosted by the Bath Pub. Since the new owners, Brian and Stephen, took over the Bath Pub in 2012 they have provided a fun-filled night of food, entertainment and drinks for the senior residents.
Champion of derring-do
Dublin City Library and Archive launched their exhibition on December 1st to legendary footballer and manager Patrick O’Connell, with the official launch by Ardmhéara Mícheál Mac Donncha. Patrick was born in Drumcondra, Dublin in 1887. He started his professional career […]
SPORTSCO
SPORTSCO is celebrating 38 years in business this year and is committed to supporting the local community with its wide range of excellent facilities. Lorna Brady, C.E.O (above) stated: “SPORTSCO is extremely proud to have encouraged the local community in […]
Reducing Stress
Psychologist Jason O’Callaghan from the D4Clinic recently suggested, through the media, an innovative way of encouraging workers to give up smoking. He informed the Irish public about a policy Japanese companies are adopting at the moment that allow non-smokers to […]
Jacob’s Tour – It’s a cracker!
September and October saw an interesting exhibition on the history of Jacob’s biscuit factory in residence at Pearse Street library. The tour was presented by curator Wendy Williams and kicked off with some details on how the famous Irish biscuiteers […]
Luke Kelly to be celebrated with two statues
Dublin legend Luke Kelly is set to be remembered on both sides of the Liffey for his contribution to Irish music. The singer from the Docklands will have his statue, commissioned by Dublin City Council, placed in the Luke Kelly […]
New Age for Irishtown Gospel Hall
The old Gospel Hall building on Irishtown Road, previously St. Matthew’s school, and used, up until recently, by the Abundant Grace Christian Assembly, hosted a very different type of event in October. The neighbours are surely used to hearing diverse […]
Let Me Call You Sweetheart
One of Ringsend’s most endearing residents, Michael (Micko) O’Neill, passed away on October 29th. Micko was well-known to everyone in the area and loved by most who met him, that is apart from sporting rivals, I’m sure. Born in 1921, […]
Coddle: a winter warmer
The annnual Government Budget and the mention of coddle for dinner almost seem to happen in synchronicity but unlike the budget, what’s simmering in your pot, if you’re a Ringsender, is the same every time. There has been some debate […]
Dublin Port Centre maritime garden opens
On Thursday, October 12, one objective set out in the Dublin Port Masterplan Review reached an important milestone when Dublin Port Company Chairperson, Lucy McCaffrey, and Chief Executive, Eamonn O’Reilly, invited Guests of Honour Ardmhéara Bhaile Átha Cliath and Honorary […]