Fancy having a 1916-themed 'Street Feast'? Thousands will be this weekend...
The 7th annual ‘Street Feast’ takes place tomorrow.
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The 7th annual ‘Street Feast’ takes place tomorrow.
The chairman of a drug treatment programme said that the government needed to give more urgency to the housing crisis.
StreetSmart is working with restaurants to allow diners to add €2 onto the cost of their meal.
Joseph Plunkett Tower is the last of the seven Ballymun flats standing and today work began on its demolition.
Age Action is looking for volunteers to help with its Care and Repair programme.
Locals are collecting donations for the elderly woman.
Offenders are monitored by the probation officers but are also required to tell local gardaí they are living in the area.
Angela Kelly, Orla Curry and Martin Brophy were killed in the crash early yesterday morning.
Sports matches and concerts are one thing, but the have been criticisms of payments requested from community groups.
A High Court order has been passed for the arrest of those who remain, but they intend to appeal.
The group occupying the site say they have come to a loose agreement with receivers to let them stay another week while they try to come up with a solution.
Squatters have defended their occupation of the site, saying it provides a home for many young people and services for the community.
And it feeeeeeeeels like all the feels.
The 81-year-old went missing last summer but his remains were not identified until last week.
I was one of the councillors prevented from leaving a meeting in Fingal by protesters; the politicians involved in organising it have exposed their anti-Garda agenda.
An Irish play tackles drug use head on.
Minister Alan Kelly has announced that at statutory committee has been set up to look into this.
Meanwhile, Germany’s anti-Islamic was set to march today.
The semi-state body wants to develop stronger relationships with stakeholders.
They are not the only Irish city interested though…
Fifteen others were injured at the remote mountainous area.
Sean died alone in England in July.
Sean Parker died in England and a call was put out for people to attend his funeral. But the people of Glisnk went one better.
The residents were attending a meeting about the issue of drug use in the town.
It is believed that 20-year-old Shane Skeffington stabbed his younger brother and then took his own life.
The Lexicon is costing €36.6m to build.
Shortly after celebrating its first birthday, Soundwave has redesigned its app and placing a greater focus on social discovery through groups and private messaging.
A Samaritans volunteer and GAA member writes about the people-centred spirit at the heart of both organisations.
‘Building sustainable communities’ may not sound very exciting, but the truth is that strong communities create the foundation for generations to come.
Funding cuts announced this week resulted in the immediate closure of the The Irish Deaf Society’s National Advocacy Service for Deaf people.
The Irish Deaf Society said its members now face “further social exclusion”.
The police moved to clarify their position on the flying of flags after reports that it would clamp down on flags in Ballynafeigh.
This Ireland South candidate in the European elections is hoping to reinforce at EU level the importance of volunteer work.
Five seasons and no movie :(
The ‘solution’ of building more housing and expecting people to commute to out-of-town shopping complexes is detrimental to local community life.
A local councillor said he does not condone the violence encouraged by the notice posted in a Dublin housing estate but said there has been a lot of petty crime in the area – particularly targeting the elderly.
Four lanes in Dublin’s Temple Bar are set for an artistic makeover.
Community projects decimated by funding reductions in recent budgets now face the prospect of commercial companies taking over their role, writes Rory Hearne.
The eviction of Exchange is not just a problem for the people who participate in it, it is a problem for anyone who believes that the people who live in a city should have a say over how it is used, valued and managed, writes Patrick Bresnihan.