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Category: Arts & Culture
Nature on our doorsteps: The Garden Spider
NOT all spiders build webs, but of those that do, some of the largest webs are built by the orb web spiders. ...
NOISE Music: Budding artists invited to apply for free workshops
Budding hip-hop, trance and techno musicians and rappers from South Dublin County are invited to apply for a free series of workshops, ...
Food with JP Passion: Roast Butternut Squash Carbonara
It’s so great to be back with you all and I hope everyone had a lovely summer and managed to enjoy some ...
Pepsi in the Fridge – Tallaght rapper returns to making music
A Tallaght rapper returned to making music with the release of his new single ‘Pepsi in the Fridge’ this month. Rob Byrne, ...
Giz a Laugh: Formidable performer’s welcome return to the stage
Clondalkin comedian Enya Martin recently made a welcome return to the stage at an outdoor comedy show in Kildare, after keeping people ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Wasps, but not as we know them
While we are most familiar with the yellow and black stripey wasp which often causes panic when it buzzes around us, there ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Butterfly visitors
Thirty five species of butterfly are recorded in Ireland. Of these, the Red Admiral and the Painted Lady are referred to as ...
‘Silent Tears’ wins award
A Palmerstown photographer beat off stiff competition from a camera club in South Africa to win Best Overall Image in a recent ...
Loser in Love: Country music singer Ciara releasing her debut single
Taking part in the Tallaght-based youth music programme SubSounds as a teenager was instrumental in developing Ciara Dalton’s skills as a country ...
Nature on our door steps: Hoverflies
Hoverflies are flies that avoid predators by pretending to be wasps or bees, by Rosaleen Dwyer. Many hoverflies have bands of yellow, ...










