Sandymount Green came alive on 15th June with birthday celebrations for William Butler Yeats, who would have been 149 on the day. Anthony Jordan, who was Principal of the Enable Ireland School for many years, was the driving force behind […]
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It’s well known that charities everywhere are feeling the squeeze, with many people who would have given regularly having to cut back on what they can afford to give. This leaves a lot of people wishing they could do more. […]
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Three tall ships with over a hundred young trainees berthed in Dublin Port on the morning of Friday 30th May to help kickstart the weekend’s river festival. The flotilla was escorted up the River Liffey by the Irish Naval Services […]
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The latest slice of social realism from Belgium’s Dardennes brothers, Two Days, One Night is the gripping story of a factory employee forced to try and persuade her co-workers into giving up their annual bonus in order to facilitate her return to work. […]
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Join Pearse Street Library for their new Spanish Film Season! The first offering from the Library, which cannot be named due to licence restrictions – let’s call it the Scottish Play Spanish Comedy – will be screened today at 5.30pm, […]
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See hundreds of events happening at venues across the country this September as part of Culture Night 2014. This year Culture Night, which is happening on the 19th of September, has added 43 new venues and events in Dublin, pushing […]
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The National Print Museum will be celebrating Heritage Week with a Family Fun Day this weekend! The free event will see printing demonstrations teaching visitors to be printers for the day, as well as face painting, children’s workshops and self-guided […]
Read more →The Irish Film Institute’s month long retrospective of Films Maudits (films unappreciated at the time of their original release) continues with Kenneth Lonergan’s gripping drama Margaret, which was filmed in 2005 but shelved until 2012. Anna Paquin plays a young […]
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Grand Canal dock is the setting for what will hopefully become a thriving new community in the area. Houseboat living is something that may seem impractical or expensive, but the people we spoke to on a sunny day in the […]
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Get an inside look at how we deal with the fallout of suicide as DAVIN is released in the run up to World Suicide Prevention Day. The film examines the reactions of an Irishman’s friends and family to the news […]
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