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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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Crowds in their hundreds turned up to the 3arena on Friday afternoon for the eagerly anticipated return of the UFC to Dublin, which features a predominantly Irish card. In the week leading up to the Fight Night, UFC fans were left disappointed by the lack of quality fights after Joseph Duffy’s main event fight with Dustin…
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If like us, you’re penny pinching around this time of year in preparation for Christmas, then keep reading to find things to do in Dublin that won’t cost you a thing: Temple Bar Gallery Nestled in the heart of Temple Bar, this art gallery is home to some of Ireland’s most intriguing exhibitions. The current…
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Irish international cricketer Shauna Kavanagh sat down with The City’s Niamh Haskins to discuss her views on women’s sport coverage. When a woman steps into the ring, pitch or court representing her club or country, it is one of the most exciting yet challenging tasks she can face. In the history of sport, some of…
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There are delays expected on DART and Iarnród Éireann services as this morning’s train strike came into effect earlier. The most significant news from this morning’s strike is that there will be no services for the Docklands with a bus service operating from M3 Parkway and Clonsilla. The strike took place between 6 and 9 am…
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The creators of Taste of Dublin are bringing us a brand new four day food festival called Taste City Fusion. Supported by CityJet, the festival is dedicated to celebrating Dublin’s world-class food scene, with unique dining experiences, masterclasses, workshops, and city centre culinary experiences. Tickle your taste buds and browse through some of Dublin’s top eateries.…
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Ireland’s first – and only – spoken word festival, Lingo, returned to Dublin for its second consecutive year last weekend. The festival saw a number of notable performers exhibiting their skills at a variety of locations during the three day event. Celebrated Los Angeles based performer Saul Williams was at the top of the bill with a…
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