Douglas Sirk was a filmmaker known for a unique brand of socially conscious melodrama shot in stunning primary colours, and one of his best works, 1955’s All That Heaven Allows, plays Sunday afternoon at the Irish Film Institute. The film explores […]
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It’s a great week for new releases, headed up by Kurt Russell’s second western of recent months, the excellent Bone Tomahawk, in which Kurt’s sheriff gathers up a posse to rescue some townsfolk captured by a tribe of cannibals. Richard Jenkins […]
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Thinking of going back to college? Love music? Want to study locally? NewsFour popped into a college we spotted on our commute to work. Pulse College is a private college set in the splendid Art Deco surroundings of the Windmill […]
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The stylish Zeba Hairdressing Salon on Sandymount Road, Sandymount, is the latest addition to the hairdressing chain that has well-established branches in Maynooth and South William Street. NewsFour caught up with manager Ciaran Cannon as he cut to the chase […]
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I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden. Ruth Stout. We have had a miserable winter. Who can forget the countryside destroyed by floods. But no matter how hard the weather, […]
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In these days of extortionate rents it is heartening to know that there is still a way to squeeze even more out of your des-res. With the advent of rent-capping looming on the horizon many landlords in Dublin 4 are […]
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With the release of ‘The Force Awakens’ last month, it would be fair to say that the nation has recently been gripped by Star Wars fever. There are those who walk among us who would like nothing more than to […]
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Gallery 4, located in the heart of Sandymount, Dublin 4, is once again open for business. The gallery has been in Sandymount since 2006 but for the past two years it was open by appointment only, as demand for art […]
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St. Patrick’s Day can now be seen over the horizon. I know what you must be thinking: there’s no way your humble correspondent can possibly find fault with Ireland’s national holiday. Well, like all public holidays on the Cranky Craig […]
Read more →It’s time to volunteer for the Battle of Mount Street Bridge! South Dock ’16 Society is recruiting “Volunteers” for its play commemorating the Battle of Mount Street Bridge.
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