Walk in My Shoes, the flagship awareness-raising campaign of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, is calling on students and budding filmmakers across Ireland to submit short films or TikTok videos ...

Yay Summer has arrived! Supposedly.. And with it comes a renewed sense of energy and connection throughout our communities.

In a letter sent from 18 Waterloo Road in 1955, Behan described himself as “a Dublin man of working-class Connolly and Larkin ...

A large congregation crowded into the Anglican Church of St John the Evangelist in Sandymount on Palm Sunday, 13th April, to ...

Health risks exist at all stages of the plastic lifecycle, beginning with production and use to recycling and disposal, in addition to legacy plastics. Plastic pollution is recognised as a danger to ...

Stacked high on Time’s scrap heap. A transparent fleet, bone with bare amounts of meat. As we lay there and grapple with the great surrender? Or is it the days we didn’t seize? The thought sets me ill ...

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 ...

Ringsend artist Tony Gunning represented Ireland in the national art exhibition in Florence Mini world cup superstars in 2006 BADRA celebrates, check out Chris Andrews! Docklands Senior Talent ...

DCC launched its 8th annual Team Dublin Clean-Up in April, which encouraged communities, businesses, and environmental groups to come out in force and support the event by taking part and doing a ...

What an incredible week! 62 students engaged in our TY Week Work Experience! Google recently concluded its annual Transition Year (TY) Community Week, a comprehensive program designed to provide ...

Embark on a brand new adventure in Dublin Zoo, now open to the public, themed ‘Zoorassic.’ This trail features forty of the world’s most realistic types of Animatronic Dinosaurs and over sixty ...

In 2002 a report by Barry and Partners noted that a flood warning system should be installed linking gages in the Dodder catchment and water level records in the river to a central control system.