Deputy James Geoghegan has been highlighting the need to extend the Luas Red Line from The Point through Ringsend and Irishtown, via a planned docklands bridge across the Liffey. Construction of the latter is expected to begin by 2027.
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Congratulations to Newpark Comprehensive School for winning the DLR Regional Award at the Rubbish Film Festival 2025 with their striking short film, The Clock. The 1-minute movie, which beat out runners-up Rockford Manor, uses a ticking clock to symbolise the urgency of the climate crisis,
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Dublin Social Choir is a new community choir set up by Orla Gargan and Lisa Nagle, in the hope to bring happiness to people through song. The pair decided to theme the group ‘Joy’ to inspire people to bring Joy through performance. Learning new vocal techniques,
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Werner Herzog, the legendary German filmmaker behind such art house classics as Fitzcarraldo (1982), Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), along with acclaimed documentaries Grizzly Man (2005) and Into the Abyss (2011), was in Pigeon House Film Studios in Dublin’s Docklands
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The streak of fine weather we had for most of last May was indeed a blessing on the 17th for those who took to the Irish Sea for the annual Blessing of the Boats ceremony aboard yachts and small boats that are moored year round at the Poolbeg Yacht and Boat Club in Ringsend.
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Over 200 leaders from Dublin’s Docklands, including representatives from local businesses and politics, gathered at the Google Foundry for the “AI in the Community” event. The event was addressed by Minister for Public Expenditure and Digitalisation Jack Chambers
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The May Day event this year fell on a glorious early Summer’s day. Mams, dads, kids, and revellers simply out to have fun in the sun, gathered at the community centre in Ringsend for the May bank holiday. The theme this year was sustainability and getting back to basics.
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Bloomsday celebrates the life of James Joyce, his book Ulysses and the city of Dublin where the book’s story is set on 16th June, 1904. The day is named after Leopold Bloom, the central character in the book and the plot follows Leopold and his friend, Stephen Dedalus as they roam through Dublin over one day,
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Irish company Druid Padel is on a mission to bring padel to the masses. In a collaboration with SPORTSCO, the facility now hosts two immaculate outdoor courts, available to new and existing members. Padel is typically played in doubles on an enclosed court that’s smaller than a tennis court.
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The upgrade of bus networks has resulted in significant rerouting. Bus numbers, once a feature of everyday life, have disappeared. Donnybrook users might remember the number 10 which once carried them across the city, as well as countless family trips
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