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Author: Ryan Butler
KIMS celebrate 10 years as a society
"YOU could say it’s been in motion for the last 10 years,” said Nikki Johnston, PRO and Events Coordinator of KIMS. To ...
Electra Stage School high energy show
"NOBODY is in it for the glory," smiles Derek Corrigan of Kilnamanagh-based Electra Stage School. Two vibrant performances, one at 3 o’clock ...
Delight for champion dancer Ellie
“We are all so proud of her achievement,” beams Julie Egan, mam of 14-year-old Ballycullen native Ellie Egan, who is a student ...
Singer songwriter Bradley announces two headline shows
KINGSWOOD singer-songwriter Bradley Marshall has announced two new headline shows for November. The first show will be performed on November 8 in ...
Audience delighted with North Clondalkin Community Choir show
"THE big day was here!" exclaims Ruth Grogan of North Clondalkin Community Choir regarding their performance at last weekend's Clondalkin Village Festival. ...
Áras gardens alive with summer concert
This past weekend, the gardens of Áras Chrónáin in Clondalkin Village were alive with sunshine, music, and a strong sense of community ...
St Joseph’s Pipe Band plays to packed Croker
This was important not just for the band but for the profile of Irish pipe bands in general,” said Tim Farrelly, director ...
Shortfilm ’Father Brennan Is Having a Breakdown’
LUKE Faulkner is a Templeogue-born filmmaker, photographer and musician. Luke studied photography at IADT, Dun Laoghaire, winning the 2018 Inspirational Arts Award ...
‘Before is a play set in Clery’s of Dublin
"IT WAS inspired by the experience of a friend of mine," explains Pat Kinevane, writer and star of 'Before', coming to the ...
An extraordinary collection of homemade quilts, tapestries and wall hangings are on display this month in Ballyfermot Library
“One day I made a critical comment and was promptly invited to do it myself.” laughs Ray Moore of Palmerstown. The 84-year-old ...