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‘It’s time to stop being nightwalkers’: Identity coach Ché Fegan on creating a new landscape for gay men in Ireland
In a time where many gay men still struggle to find themselves, Ché Fagan is making space for them to feel more honest and aligned with themselves. Following his own struggles and travelling the globe, Fagan reflects on his journey to finding himself.
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Adrian Harper – co-owner of ProFitness Gym – has spoken about the expansion of his gym and moving from his hometown of Balbriggan into the unknown of Dublin’s city centre. Harper, a former professional footballer who gave up the sport at an early age to pursue his real ambition of fitness, believes “expansion is key…
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Although one of the smaller Christmas markets, Smock Alley’s Christmas Fayre certainly does not lack in character. With Christmas carols ringing through the building and 24 stalls upstairs, Smock Alley’s second annual Christmas Fayre had something for everyone. The two day event had homemade trinkets, artisan pastries and coffee for the adults, Christmas stories by lamplight…
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An early morning rave? With fresh juices instead of alcohol and yoga mats set up next to the dance floor, Morning Gloryville is not your typical rave. The monthly event takes place in Hangar in Andrews Lane and attracts some 200 early risers each time. The City went along to see for ourselves what happens…
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Mark Twomey is part of TheBMXDays, a group of friends from Dublin who took up BMXing in the last five years and have since gathered a following on YouTube and Facebook. Here, Twomey discusses how he got into the sport, what the community in Dublin and Ireland is like now, how the opening of new…
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The Licensed Vinters Association (LVA) say that alcohol licensing laws must be changed ahead of the Ireland versus Switzerland soccer international to be held on Good Friday. The association which represents Dublin publicans has renewed its call for the Minister for Justice and the Government to introduce legislation to permit trading for all licensed premises…
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It’s exam time in most colleges, and in UCD the thoughts of repeat exams may cause students a slight panic. This is because UCD have the highest repeat fees in the country. The City reporter, Ronan Smyth, investigated repeat fees in colleges earlier this year. Check out his report here. We headed out to UCD…
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