Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris has launched a new guide for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to end sexual violence and harassment. ‘Towards a Zero Tolerance Approach: A Good Practice Guide’ offers practical advice on how to implement the various recommendations of the 2019 framework; ‘Safe, Respectful, Supportive and Positive … Read more
Minister for Education Norma Foley and Minister for Special Education and Inclusion Josepha Madigan today announced that the payment of over €50 million is being made to primary schools and special schools across the country this week to provide free schoolbooks to pupils within the free education scheme from September 2023. The landmark new funding … Read more
Ireland’s first ‘Clean Air Strategy’ was approved by the government on Wednesday. This strategy identifies and promotes the coordinated measures needed across government to reduce air pollution and promote cleaner ambient air to save lives, make our towns and cities more liveable, and improve our environment. Poor air quality, caused by burning fossil fuels for … Read more
Dublin Canvas is an inclusive public art project. The project is open to anyone over the age of 18. If you can pick up a brush and paint, we want you to submit an entry. All you need to do is submit an idea and if selected be willing to give up the amount of … Read more
To those who love to walk as an exercise, here is a chance to raise vital funds to help support One in Four’s work. The Dublin Mountain Walk is scheduled to be held on Sunday 25th June 2023 and is planning to raise funds. What Level Of Fitness Is Expected Participants must have a moderate … Read more
New rules requiring airlines to use more sustainable fuels across the European Union have been agreed by negotiators from member countries and the EU Parliament in a bid to help decarbonise the sector. The European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm, said Wednesday that the deal reached by member states and the European Parliament demands that … Read more
This July, there will be 2 nights of entertainment at Swords Castle. The concert by Nathan Carter on Friday 28th July 2023 and Back to the 80s night on Saturday 29th July 2023 by Martin Kemp. Summer Concerts This July There will be 2 Summer concerts at the Sword Castle, in the last week of … Read more
The most popular paid tourist attraction in Ireland that is run by the Office of Public Works (OPW) is Kilkenny Castle, which has exceeded some amazing competitors. The renowned local landmark came in first place among contenders including Dublin Castle, Kilmainham Gaol, Clonmacnoise, and the Rock of Cashel. The OPW reports that the Kilkenny attraction … Read more
The 2023 Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year Award, which has a combined prize budget of €22,000, includes five Irish novels on its shortlist. The overall winner of the 2023 award will receive €20,000. Only a handful of Irish books have made it onto the shortlist out of the initial over 50 novels that … Read more
This week, a brand-new café in Dublin 2 opened its doors and started serving delectable Brazilian treats. All Rosey Coffee, which is situated on South King Street next to the statue of Luke Kelly, will certainly be a favourite among fans of Bread 41 and people who enjoy sweets in general. The coffee shop and … Read more
The investigation into a criminal group posing as garda has resulted in the arrest of five persons. Six searches were carried out in three counties yesterday morning in the Dublin and Eastern regions. The searches also resulted in the seizure of three Rolex watches, three automobiles, and €3,000 in cash by the garda. In addition … Read more
The weather is expected to change drastically over the next three days, according to a strange forecast from Met Eireann. While the temperature may dip to as low as 0 degrees this week, the May bank holiday weekend will see temperatures as high as 18 degrees, signalling a dramatic change in the weather. Sunny skies … Read more
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris has launched the One More Job initiative to help employers taking on apprentices. The new initiative will provide tailored financial and training supports to Irish micro and small businesses who create ‘One More Job’ by employing one or more apprentices in 2023. These … Read more
Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys has outlined the payment details of the €200 Cost of Living Support, which will be paid to some 1.3 million people this week. Payments totalling €260 million will be made to groups such as pensioners, carers, people with disabilities, lone parents and working families. Recipients will receive €200 in … Read more
To all those music lovers, and to those who love to join in impromptu jam sessions, this is for you. Where At the Three storey in 10 St Stephen’s Green. When On Tuesday, 25th April 2023 from 6 pm to 11 pm. What Is This Event Cantito Cantito was created with the intention of being … Read more