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Category: Arts & Culture
SPIDER set for two‑night support slot with Amyl and The Sniffers at ‘Wider Than Pictures’
You can do whatever the f**k you want, and the only person who can tell you you can't is yourself," explains Tallaght artist ...
Clondalkin’s Philip Galvin’s fresh take on a dancefloor classic
"GROWING up with that era of electronic music in the 90s, that track always stood out to me as an absolute masterpiece," ...
Tallaght University Hospital to host free lunchtime concerts
"MUSIC was always the thing I loved most," explains clarinettist and community music practitioner Andrew Seohyeon Kim, performing in Tallaght University Hospital ...
Older, Wiser and Worth It: Barbara Scully’s new comedy hits the Civic
FOLLOWING on from the success of her one-woman show – ‘Older Bolder Wiser’ – Barbara Scully has a new show for 2026 ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Fairy-like Fuchsia
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into the ...
Debut single ‘Joy Doesn’t Come Cheap’ for Tallaght rapper J.D.C.C.
“IT’S A love letter to anyone who has a dream, and the process and hard work entailed in making it a reality,” ...
Interactive comedy game show WiFi Wars comes to the Civic theatre
FROM classic TV game shows to zen-like word puzzles, from retro video games to modern first-person shooters, WiFi Wars has something for ...
Nature on our doorsteps: What’s in a name?
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into the ...
Clondalkin pipe band claim first major prize since COVID
CLONDALKIN’S St Joseph's Pipe Band are "delighted" to announce that the band took sixth place at the Scottish Pipe Band Championships in ...
Heritage walks return as interest in Rathfarnham’s history continues to grow
"WE HAD more than 400 people attending the tours throughout the week last year," beams Damian MacGarry, local historian and committee member ...