Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu has announced a new lunchtime series of interactive one-hour talks between herself and people connected with running the city. The talks will be free
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Dublin Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year celebrations have grown in the capital city over the last 13 years. However, this year, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic the festival is all online. Honouring the Year of the Ox,
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Dublin City Council and the National College of Art and Design (NCAD) have joined forces to add colour to the city centre while conveying an important health message to the
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After 50 years of music-making, The Dubliners take to the stage for their final performance in Dublin’s Christ Church Cathedral. The special show recorded in 2012 will be aired on
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Dublin Zoo, one the city’s most loved attractions to tourists and locals alike is at risk of permanent closure. Located in Phoenix Park, the popular zoo was forced to close
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Tíona Farrell is a phenomenal Comic Colourist who works with comic book powerhouses like Darkhorse, Vault, Image, Marvel and more. Her work is distinctive, beautiful and it’s clear that she’s
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Dublin City Council has revealed a list of the most popular library books that have been borrowed during the Covid-19 lockdown. Man Who Didn’t Call by Rosie Walsh tops the list
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Gardening and growing plants from seed though sometimes with its challenges, is quite a pleasurable experience. Meet Gerard Slevin, an allotmenteer based in Dublin with a passion for sustainability. He
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Emoticons have come a long way since the characters appeared back in 1999. If you’re a smartphone user, then the chances are that you’ve used emojis and emoticons in some
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The folks at Dublin Zoo are well known for asking the public for their thoughts on names for new arrivals and with new penguin chicks just recently on the scene,
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