Ringsend resident, Paul Mahon, has been making quite a name for himself, thanks to his popular DadVlog, which he launched on his birthday in February this year in preparation for the birth of his first child. Paul’s remarkable videos have […]
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Local historian, Charles Lysaght, former barrister and author of the book ‘Brendan Bracken’, which is now the feature of a current exhibition at the Little museum of Dublin, spoke to NewsFour about a lesser-known history of Merrion, including famous denizens […]
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Beautiful new street artwork has appeared in Dublin since the summer of 2015. Under the Dublin Canvas umbrella, a wide variety of artists, be they professional or talented amateurs, have an opportunity to exhibit their work directly on the streets […]
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If and when I wander down peaceful Raglan Road, I can only imagine the beauty that struck Patrick Kavanagh’s eyes on that fateful day when they landed on Hilda Moriarty (reputed as being one of the two most beautiful women […]
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To celebrate Heritage Week, NewsFour took to the streets and joined other curious walkers on a guided tour of The Grand Canal. A series of excursions were organised by the Royal Canal Amenity Group, an association set up in 1974 […]
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The recession put a lot of time in people’s hands with limited opportunities, but with a strong will to survive and an encouragement for entrepreneurship across the nation the Irish microbrewery industry was born. Benefiting from a 50% reduction in […]
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Ahead of the release of her latest gem, American Honey (which I’ll rave about next week), the Irish Film Institute is hosting a retrospective of the work of Andrea Arnold, arguably the most talented woman filmmaker working today. This week […]
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The Dublin City Council will host a free screening of the documentary Atlantic in Herbert Park tomorrow. The film focuses on three small fishing communities – one in Ireland, one in Norway and one in Newfoundland. It explores the two […]
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With Twin Peaks returning to TV next year, there’s a renewed interest in the work of filmmaker David Lynch, and this week the Lighthouse cinema kicks off a comprehensive season of his movies. Tonight you can catch his divisive adaptation […]
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The best of the week’s new releases is Little Men, a very human drama which takes as its focus the friendship of two 13-year-old boys whose parents become embroiled in a financial dispute. The film commendably refuses to make either […]
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