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Women’s Six Nations average viewership was only a fraction of its men’s equivalent in 2025
By Adam Jackson The women’s Six Nations had only an eighth. of the average television viewership of the men’s ix nations in 2025, according to the Central Statistics Office’s Women and Men in Ireland hub. This statistic shows a lack of engagement with women’s rugby from the Irish public. However, when compared with previous year’s…
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The Dublin Fringe Festival 2025 has come to an end, with thousands of people attending different events of creative and performing arts. The 31st annual edition of the festival showcased its usual sites of creative and performing arts, with some events being ticketed and some being free, providing an affordable experience for anybody interested in…
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There was a bittersweet feeling amongst many households in Ireland at 21:35 on Tuesday September 23rd. The finale of season one of The Traitors Ireland. Was there only twelve episodes? Was there life before August 31st when six hundred thousand people across this island sat down with their cups of tea to see if the…
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Dublin Independent Fashion Week took place this year from 22nd-29th September with an array of events around the City. Alison Gussago reports on two of the weeks’ events.
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by Niamh Dobbs An evening full of comedy, jazz, and of course, climate chats. The third Sustainable Development Goal Fest kicked off on Thursday, the 18th of September. The event was organised by co-founders of the Sustainable Life School, Nathalie Pavone and Dianne O’Connor, an organisation that provides impact-driven programmes in the hope of addressing…
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Aontú have committed to calling a motion of no-confidence in Tánaiste Simon Harris as soon as the opportunity arises for them to do so. This comes after public outrage directed at Harris following the death of Harvey Sherratt in July, while the Dáil was in recess. Harvey Sherratt, who suffered with spina bifida and severe…
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The Boy: A Two-Play Theatrical Event, is finally opening in Dublin after a five year delay. Carr’s brilliant retelling of old Greek myths finally gets to be shown on Ireland’s national stage. The official opening night is Wednesday, October 1st and it is already sold out. The two-play spectacle is based on three Greek myths…
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