By John Smith Dress for Success Dublin, the charity that provides women with the clothing, skills and confidence needed to succeed in the workplace, will be hosting their annual fashion sale this Saturday, 10 October, from 10am to 4pm in Filmbase, Temple Bar. The sale will allow bargain hunters to add pre-loved designer shoes, jewellery, … Continue reading
By Conor McNally This isn’t a column arguing for Dublin Bus drivers to receive a 15% pay rise over the next three years. Neither is it a column claiming that they should receive the 6% pay rise promised to them seven years ago. It is most certainly not a column that mentions the 32.6% cut … Continue reading
‘I walked into the bathroom, looked at myself in the mirror and I was bleeding and I realised it wasn’t love.’ ‘Elizabeth is not alone, either in the abuse she suffered nor in the realisation that she needed help: almost 800 people, including 301 children, received support from Irish domestic-violence services on just one day … Continue reading
According to statistics 9,448 women and 3,068 children received direct specialist support from Domestic Violence support services in Ireland in 2014. Despite numerous charities trying to improve women’s situations, domestic violence is still a major issue in Ireland today. BY: Jenny Mooney Image: Giuseppe Milo, Flickr Continue reading
Although outward migration in Ireland is decreasing, a lot of Irish people are still emigrating. These days Australia is not the Irish haven it once was, however figures show that the love Irish people have for Australia has not quite vanished yet. BY: Iona Shearer Continue reading
Following #iamareason going viral on Twitter, The City examines mental health awareness in Ireland and its importance alongside a high suicide rate. By Fergus Carroll Image: Twitter Continue reading
