Category: Archive
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The faces behind the OSCE and Hillary
by Martha Gberevbie US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attended the meeting of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation (OSCE) in the RDS,Dublin on Thursday 6th December. In her ‘swan song’, she expressed concern for the future of the OSCE “I see a…
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New Years Resolutions for 2013
By Gill Stedman and Blaithin Henehan The City crew took to the streets of Dublin to find out some of your Top New Years Resolutions for 2013. We know it’s a little early, but it seems the people of Dublin are thinking ahead…
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Abercrombie takes on Dublin city
It’s only been a few weeks since Abercrombie and Fitch opened its 10th European flagship store in Dublin and despite the plummeting temperature outside it’s safe to say this store is heating up. Known for its scantily clad dressed topless models at the…
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The Moving Crib
By Gill Stedman and Blaithin Henehan The City team headed over to Parnell Square to check out the Moving Crib in St. Martin Apostolate. This charming Crib has attracted huge crowds over the past 55 years. It has over 100 figures and…
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Irish texts from Hillary
Hillary Clinton is in Dublin today for the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe event at the RDS. And while she’s in town she decided to catch up with some of her Irish friends. TheCity’s Kevin Donnellan was privileged to view some of…
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Images from Budget Day 2013
The City.ie reporters Patrick Gormley and Andy Nally capture events on Budget day 2013 in and around Leinster House.
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City commuters reach deep into pockets to pay increased transport fares
By: Aidan Knowles Photo courtesy: Flickr/Steve A AFTER SATURDAY, 1st December 2012 – cash and leap card fares for Dublin Bus, Luas, Iarnród Éireann and Bus Éireann services will increase. Prepaid tickets prices will also increase, but this change will not come into…
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Young Polish people on Ireland
Census 2011 revealed that the Polish community are now the largest minority in Ireland, with over 120,000 Polish natives now making their homes here. TheCity spoke to some of these immigrants to find out more on why they came and why they chose…
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How safe is Dublin for cyclists?
Cycling is a cheap and easy way to get around but are Dublin’s roads safe? TheCity asked some cyclists on Grafton Street. By Caroline Ewins, Brendan Kelly and Cormac O Connor.
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Bullying in Ireland
Lynne Swan and Colin Higgins report. Bullying is a very topical issue in Ireland, especially following the recent Children’s Referendum. Do the people of Dublin feel the issue of bullying is being tackled properly in this country? We hear from people on the…
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