Category: Events
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Reviving the spirit of 1913
As many of you will know, this year marks the hundredth anniversary of one of the seminal events in this country’s history- the 1913 Lockout. Centred around a dispute between employers and workers about the abhorrent living and working condition that affected one third of the…
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Gesaffelstein the Great
Gesaffelstein is a 28 year old Dark Techno DJ who, despite having a name more German-sounding than two Bratwursts in a pair of lederhosen, hails from Lyon in France. Well known to aficionados of Techno, Gesaffelstein is not quite yet a household name,…
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GAA round Up
There was lots of club action across Dublin and Ireland over the weekend. In the Dublin SFC there were wins for St. Jude’s, Ballymun, Ballyboden and St. Vincent’s. St Jude’s overcame Parnells on a score line of 1-12 to 1-9 Ballymun-Kickhams advanced to…
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World Cup Qualifing round Up
As the dust settles on another world cup qualifying campaign, nine of Europe’s 13 teams are getting their bags ready for Brazil 2014. Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain, England, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Russia, Switzerland and the Netherlands will all be jetting off next may for the…
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Twitter to be Wall Street’s hottest tech debut since Facebook
The online social networking and microblogging site is to flood the stock market next month when its shares will be made available on Wall Street. The popular website, launched in 2006, has an estimated net value of between $12 billion and $15 billion.…
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Déjà vu for title-winning Saints
St. Patrick’s Athletic manager Liam Buckley cemented his second spell in charge with another league title. Buckley was the last supremo to have taken the Inchicore side to glory fourteen years ago, giving the supporters every reason to ‘Party Like it’s 1999’. A…
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Find your future path
After a visit to yesterday’s Grad Fair in Simmonscourt, The City have made a list of just some of the many opportunities available for soon to be or recent graduates. Graduate programmes Monaghan Mushrooms For an excellent graduate work programme, look at Monaghan…
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Dublin doors open for architecture enthusiasts
Historical buildings opened up all over the capital from October 4-6 as Open House Dublin celebrated its 8th annual celebration of unique Irish architecture. With special ‘access-all-areas’ dispensations being given to visitors of some of the city’s most iconic architectural landmarks over the…
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