Thousands protest in Dublin housing rally
Last week, held on the fourth anniversary of the death of Johnathan Corrie, an estimated 10,000 people took part in a protest organised by the […]
The buskers of Grafton Street
Grafton Street, full of hustle and bustle and shoppers weaving in and out of one another. There is hardly any time or space to stop […]
Rain, progressive attitudes and terrible housing: a Malaysian perspective on modern Ireland
Irish weather is ugly. That’s a topic I’m sure everyone here can agree on. “At times like this, I do miss Malaysia’s hot weather,” I […]
Ninety percent of horses seized in Fingal were euthanised last year
Figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show that almost 90 percent of horses seized in 2017 in the Fingal County area were euthanised. […]
‘It’s a remarkable early Christmas present for all the families involved’
A temporary autism unit for St Peter’s College in Dunboyne has been approved for September 2019. The approval for this comes three years after it […]
GAA receiving highest percentage of allocations from Sports Capital Programme
Payments to soccer clubs under the Sports Capital Programme in 2017 have amounted to just six percent of total applications TheCity.ie can reveal. Soccer clubs […]