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Category: Arts & Culture
Clondalkin Drama Group – night of loss, love and laughter
By William O'Connor Clondalkin Drama Group will bring to the stage a night of loss, love and laughter. Running from September 25 to ...
Shauna Keogh – ‘Getting Away with Murder’ trailer whets the appetite
By Hayden Moore A documentary detailing the disappearance of Wexford teenager, Fiona Sinnott, is being made by Emmy-nominated TV producer, Shauna Keogh, and ...
Rewind – Kilmainham Gaol
By Sean Heffernan For this weeks’ offering, off we go down the tree lined avenue of the Royal Hospital and out the gate, ...
Rewind – The Royal Hospital/Irish Museum of Modern Art
By Sean Heffernan For this week’s Rewind we will take a longer walk as we head out of the Phoenix Park, walk past ...
Paul Dodd – actor takes centre stage at Melbourne Fringe festival
By Aideen O'Flaherty A CLONDALKIN man will be centre stage at a show at this year’s Melbourne Fringe Festival, playing the lead male ...
People Like Me – Lynn is an inspiration to women everywhere
By William O'Connor Senator Lynn Ruane’s new powerful and inspiring memoir ‘People Like Me’ is a must read book for 2018. Lynn, who ...
Scotty B – Civic show on Saturday, October 20th
By Hayden Moore Growing up in Jobstown can be challenging at times, but for 15-year-old Scott Boylan he just wants to put his ...
Local Faces – Catrina O’Connor
Catrina O'Connor is a mother-of-two who works as a Special Needs Assistant in St Joseph's Special School, Balrothery. Catrina grew up in ...
September 1972: First community school in Ireland opens in Tallaght
By Mary Dennehy DID you know that Tallaght Community School was the first community school in Ireland? On September 6, 1972, Tallaght ...
Rewind – The Wellington Monument
By Sean Heffernan For this week’s Rewind, we are taking a short 450m walk from the Zoo towards Parkgate Street, and stopping ...