Other Discussions
Culch.ie
00:01
Not sure who to catch at the Picnic, and who to leave to the ants? Never fear! The intrepid, well-travelled, and extremely attractive Culch.ie music team are here to guide you gently into making the right choice, no matter your creed.
Seán Recommend...
Cllr Dermot Lacey
16:35
The proposed amendments to the Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2011 – 2017 will be on public display from 18th August 2010 to 15 September 2010 at the following locations in the South East Area during normal office opening hours:
Civic Offices,...
The Punishment of Sloth
13:15
Still plenty of ifs and buts in determining final cost to taxpayer – The Irish Times – Wed, Sep 01, 2010
The meter on the bailout has reached €22.88 billion. Some €18.88 billion has come through promissory notes, or State IOUs, which, th...
THE IRISH OBSERVER
18:53
The resignation of Monica Mc Williams as Chief Human Rights Commissioner in Northern Ireland, is no loss to those of us who value the rights of all people. The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission is funded and directed by the British State, it ...
Thoughts on Communication...
17:46
I am surprised that the launch of Microsofts Kinect, the long expected arrival of internet TVs by year end and the never ending expansion of cloud based services has not generated more debate about the potential impact on PR and social media.
In the...
CheapEats.ie
12:30
I’ve been watching Jamie Oliver’s New European Series - so far I’ve seen him in Morocco, Spain and, most recently, Greece. This episode was all about simple ingredients simply put together. He went spear fishing, met up with some bee kee...
shanemcdonald.org
13:57
I was at the Guns N’ Roses concert at the O2 in Dublin, and I was appauled at the behaviour of so called fans when Guns N’ Roses eventually took to the stage at around 10:30pm. The support act were late finishing and for 1h 30 minutes th...
Meath Fine Gael
09:52
30th August 2010
PRESS RELEASE
Murphy Calls For Changes to Repeat Leaving Cert System
Fine Gael Councillor, Maria Murphy has called on the Minister for Education & Skills, Mary Coughlan TD to give our Leaving Certificate students a break.
"...
The Tara Poetry Blog
19:50
A Turn at Tara.On a windswept but sunny day a large crowd turned out for a celebration of poetry and song at Tara today, though given that some of Ireland's best known poets were in attendance it was only to be expected. Or if you're coming next yea...
Montana Gael
08:28
They're burying Mick Lally in Dublin today, and the world's the poorer for it. At age 64, Lally rolled and rumbled when he spoke, his timbre recalling a rough plane of soft pine. He showed a kind character to match the grain. He was an actor's actor...
The Jackanory
17:16
Director Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuss) sets himself a difficult task with his latest project. In an age where comic book adaptations adorn our screens at every turn, the honeymoon period is quickly coming to an end. Kick-Ass tried t...
Emerging Writer
12:28
Prizes: 1st £1000, 2nd £500, 3rd £250
& 20 prizes of £20 each
Deadline: Friday 15th oct 2010
Judges: Gwyneth Lewis, Maurice Riordan
Both judges will read all poems submitted.
Rules: Poems must be in English, must each be no longer than 45 l...
Pursued by a Bear
13:51
Arcade Fire – the mere mention of these words lately seems to bring out bloggers and commentators in a rash of hastily-slung insults and rabidly constructed defences. First, there was their by-all-accounts limp Oxegen performance; then they h...
WhoseView.ie Blog
18:46
In September we would like to giveaway up to €1,000 in One4all Vouchers in packs of €20 each. That’s 50 vouchers to give away until September 21st.
To get your hands on on a €20 Voucher, simply post 25 reviews, which will give you at least 1,...
The Dublin Community Blog
18:05
For those of you now suffering from post-summer hang over, taking part in sporting events is probably the last thing on your minds. If, on the other hand, some of you out there have an interest in observing the extremities of differ...
Jason O Mahony
06:55
One of the more disturbing things I’ve come across recently is this poll figure from the US saying that 18% of people polled believe that President Obama is a Muslim. What’s particularly worrying, indeed surreal, is that the number of p...
gaelick
12:05
Tonight is the big night for American telly. The Emmys, those Oscars of the small screen are on tonight. Actually, I should specify, The Emmys are so big now that they are split into two groups: The Daytime Emmy Awards that Ellen owns and the The Pr...
Joe Higgins.eu | MEP for ...
11:42
Press release: Councillor Matt Waine (Socialist Party) Minister and politicians celebrate M50 upgrade today while ignoring scandal of wilful destruction of small Irish firm on the project Two former unemployed steel fixers from Tallaght bankrupted b...
The Noises In Our Heads
00:56
Scottish rockers Twin Atlantic played a blistering set in The O2 Dublin in support of headliners Blink 182. They played to a packed and eager Blink 182 audience for about 45 minutes and it's safe to say they won them over by the time they finished w...
Michael Farry
00:47
Michael - Can you send an email address to editor@irishdigest.com which is located in the north west up here, regarding the book you are writing on the Civil war etec in......
blaubushka
10:21
I've been a big fan of Dahlia's for a long time now and I'm very excited about the newest collection; tapping into all things fiercely floral and sweetly sixties mixed up with a vintage hunter feel and quirky wild child attitude. Blau's picks...Baby...
An Irish Town Planner's B...
08:03
THE CONSTRUCTION of the controversial new national children’s hospital on the Mater site in central Dublin is to be fast-tracked through the planning process, it has emerged.The change in approach means the project will not be scrutinised by Dublin ...
Alan in Belfast
16:55
Wondering why there was a flood of hits on the blog coming from Iain Dale's blog, I discovered that - unbeknownst to me - Alan in Belfast had been entered into Total Politics vote for Top Northern Ireland Blog, and made it into the top 20.For what i...
Shopping in Meath
14:46
Mr Blair's book, A Journey, reveals the extent of the rift between two men who dominated British politics from the moment New Labour stormed to power in 1997 to its capitulation at the polls in May.The former PM says he was put under "relentless per...
belfaststories
08:36
1969 - I was five years old when I first fell in love. Her name was Diane and I used to walk home from Nettlefield Primary School with her. When we would get to her house I would give her a puckered-lip kiss and say goodbye. Diane lived at number 32...
No Ordinary Fool
00:00
Arcade Fire – Ready to Start
From the album The Suburbs (Merge Records; 2010)
oooOOOooo
Of Montreal – Coquet Coquette
From the impending album False Priest (Polyvinyl)
oooOOooo
Male Bonding – Weird Feeling
From the album Nothing ...
THE IRISH OBSERVER
17:01
Energy Regulator to discuss electricity price hike and disconnection of customers with Committee on Economic Regulatory AffairsAugust 31 2010 Energy regulator Michael Tutty will appear before the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Economic Regulatory Aff...
State Magazine
16:17
With their second album The Body of Christ and the Legs of Tina Turner garnering widespread critical acclaim in advance of its nationwide release, it is safe to say that there was a strong air of anticipation surrounding this special album launch.
...
WORK HAS begun on a project to cover over the Dart line, install semi-mature trees and improve pedestrian access between Dún Laoghaire’s town and harbour.Part of an overall upgrade to “the metals” walkway, Crofton Road and Marine Road, the Dart line is to be covered, ending a traditional disconnect between the Pavilion area and the harbour.The plan is to create a new walkway over the Dart which currently travels through a cutting south of the railway station. The intention is to define the metals as a place for pedestrians and cyclists by creating new café terraces, paths, sitting areas and a small play space.A new footpath along Queen’s Road and additional crossing points have been designed to integrate the scheme into the surrounding area. A pedestrian crossing at the entrance...
Similar posts
Yay, Ireland's premier architecture festival has arrived! As you may have gathered from a recent post, I've been looking forward to Open House Dublin, presented by the Irish Architecture Foundation for a while now, and now on the eve of the festival I'm giving you open house on your doorstep, the first i like local* guide to design events in Ireland.This is i like local*s pick of FREE tours and talks going on as part of Open House Dublin, but remember, there are more than 160 buildings open as part of the festival, and you'll find a full listing on the website (and as it happens, that's where the below images came from...)Open Debate, Thursday @ 7pm, Liberty HallA suitably stirring, potentially controversial topic for the opening event of the festival, a panel of architects and city...
Similar posts
Ever wanted to be on top of the world? Or at least the top of the Dublin world? You can do it this weekend
Open House Dublin is on from today 8 October to Sunday 11 October, opening doors ordinarily closed to the public – including the roof terrace on Liberty Hall which is where I’ll be headed on Saturday morning
Liberty Hall was Dublin’s first skyscraper, built in 1965. It will be open on Saturday and Sunday 10am–1pm with the last tour at 12.40pm. The tours will run regularly on a first-come basis so get there early. I’m really looking forward to seeing the view from the top, the highest I’ve been in Dublin is the Gravity Bar in the Guinness Storehouse. The Guinness Storehouse and Factory will also be holding tours over the weekend though...
Similar posts
This weekend sees buildings selected for their architectural quality and interest open their doors to the public.
Now, in its third year, Open House Dublin has grown from strength to strength and is the only event which successfully promotes public awareness about the built environment, and uses buildings and the spaces in-between to inspire an audience to interact with their surroundings.
Our topical and diverse programme includes stunning private residences, landmark public buildings, eco-conscious apartments, award-winning civic offices, contemporary cinemas and art spaces, historic monuments, as well as the essential civic infrastructure of schools, libraries and community centres, rounded-off by tours of Dublin Airport and Dún Laoghaire’s historic East Pier Battery. To explore our...
Similar posts
