Pedalpalooza Dublin is a FREE multi-activity event, celebrating all aspects of cycling taking place on Sunday 22nd May from 12pm to 4pm in Fairview Park as part of National Bike Week
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Join in celebrating the contributions and achievements of women past and present on February 1st for Brigit 2022: Dublin City Celebrating Women. Drawing inspiration from the Celtic goddess Brigit (Brigid) a
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Ever wondered what marine life was like in the Dublin Bay biosphere? While many can enjoy the wildlife in the Dublin Bay area only a few have experienced life underwater.
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Dublin City Council has honoured poet, feminist, and nationalist, Lady Jane Wilde, with a commemorative plaque at 1 Merrion Square, Dublin 2. The plaque was unveiled by Lord Mayor Alison
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A total of 11 Green Flag Awards for parks in the Capital have been announced by Dublin City Council. Since the Green flag award scheme was introduced in Ireland in
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The Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu last week announced that a commission for a portrait of Kathleen Clarke, the first female Lord Mayor of the City, has been awarded
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Dublin City Council is to carry out a study into ambitious plans for a €19 million ‘Liberties Creative Campus’ based in the city. Three council-owned sites in Dublin have been
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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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The Book of Mormon, the Tony-Award-winning musical, is coming to Dublin. The exciting news was showcased on the musical’s social media channels and we now know the dates of the
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Dublin brothers Jamie and Richie Martin aka Cry Monster Cry are set to release a new documentary which follows their journey through the Swiss Alps to play a sold-out show
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