Category: Videos
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Going green – The Green Flea Market
Sustainability. Probably the biggest buzzword of 2019 and, if things persist, its more than likely that it will carry into 2020. The idea of living sustainably isn’t a new one but it is a movement that is extremely timely at the moment. It…
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Flanagan’s Field Community Garden
Community gardens are all about sharing and giving back to the community. They can have very positive social, economic and environmental impacts in communities. People in the community can come together to grow their own food and either share or learn gardening experiences.
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Waiting and dating: Why the average age for Irish newlyweds continues to rise
Ireland has changed a lot in the last 30 years. There is no doubt the country is a much different place than it was back then. We have become more diverse and multicultural, we are more aware of the issues facing the environment…
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Climate Crisis – Are you doing enough?
In the context of rapidly melting ice-caps, raging bushfires in Australia, a wild 2019 hurricane season, rising water levels in Venice and a growing rebellion, we at TheCity.ie took to the streets to ask the people of Dublin what they think about climate…
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Bread 41: meeting the knead for sustainability
Located at 41 Pearse Street, Bread 41 is a cafe and bakery striving for sustainability. From their commitment to no single use cups on Mondays, to the ingredients and produce in their kitchen, sustainability is always a priority.
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“Stop killing cyclists” – I Bike Dublin protests
Last week, I Bike Dublin, who are seeking to have safer cycling conditions for all in Dublin, held protests in the city centre. The protests involved a ‘die-in’ with protestors lying down on the road. These protests came after the tragic death of…
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Joanne Cantwell on the future of women in sports
RTÉ presenter Joanne Cantwell talks to thecity.ie about her experience of being a female sports presenter in today’s climate. With the new 20×20 campaign shaping a new narrative for women in sports, is sexism still prevailing in an industry predominantly run by men?
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Closing time: too early or too late in Dublin’s pubs?
There has been a lot of debate in recent years surrounding the closing times of pubs and nightclubs in Ireland. Much unlike a lot of our neighbours on the mainland, closing times for nightclubs especially in Ireland are quite early, around 2 to…
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FAI National Football museum offers a walk down memory lane
The National Football Exhibition was held in the Printworks, Dublin Castle last week in celebration of Irish football for the lead up to Euro 2020. The exhibition will tour the country over the coming months and will provide free access to anyone…
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Dublin’s Christmas food market
Yuleyard, Dublin’s Christmas food market, was open to the public recently. TheCity decided to head down to the place and see what was the buzz going on there.
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