A new exhibition recently opened in the National Print Museum on May 7th, which will run on until September. ‘Seditious Types, Legacy of the Printers of 1916’ opened earlier this month seeking to engage the public in a fresh understanding […]
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“What’s the best thing about the Council?” “Everything!” So says Naoise Byrne, a fifth class student at St. Patrick’s National Girls School, Cambridge Road. Naoise is a member of The Children’s Council an initiative run by The Ark, Ireland’s only […]
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NewsFour met with Connor Hamilton a local actor and musician from Pearse Street after his performance in the recent hit film ‘Sing Street’. NewsFour drew up a profile of this aspiring and prolific individual whose passion for music and for […]
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Central to the celebrations of the Ringsend Community Week was the Raytown Rebellion Exhibition, which took place in the CYMWS from April 25th – May 1st. The exhibition was launched by The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Sinn Féin councillor Críona […]
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Taken at the Malta Aquarium after a lovely day seeing all the fish are: Gerry and Barry Cahill of Cranfield place; Willie Kavanagh, Tritonville Road; & Ronnie Byrne, Tritonville Avenue. All were on holiday to celebrate Chris & Gerry Cahills […]
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The Measure of a Man is a gripping French drama that follows a recently unemployed fifty-something as he struggles to reintegrate himself into a workforce he no longer recognises. Anyone unfortunate enough to have spent time out of work will identify […]
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Director Whit Stillman adapts Jane Austen’s epistolary novella Lady Susan in energetic fashion with Love & Friendship. Kate Beckinsale delivers a career best performance as Lady Susan, a recent widow forced to find a husband due to the law of the […]
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Robert De Niro has been making bad movies now for a lot longer than he was making good ones, but three of those good ones are being shown at the Lighthouse this week. Martin Scorsese’s The King of Comedy features arguably […]
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The members of a punk band find themselves fighting for their lives against a Neo-Nazi gang led by Patrick Stewart in the outstanding thriller Green Room. A throwback to the gritty genre movies of the 1970s, this one grips you from […]
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There’s an abundance of riches on offer for Dublin movie lovers this week so it’s tough to single out a movie of the week, but I’m going to have to opt for Robert Altman’s 1977 gem 3 Women, as it’s probably the only […]
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