Tag: Dublinese

Babel Átha Cliath

Babel Átha Cliath is a three part series funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Airing on Wednesday August 14th, 21st and 28th at 6pm. Dublin has been a city with a multilingual population for many years, medieval Dublin was already a city where several languages coexisted, the Vikings spoke[Read More…]

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Northside Today: Bord Bia Bloom Festival

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Northside Today: Seven Heroes Square Launch

Paula Wiseman attended the official opening of the new, ‘Seven Heroes Square’, Cearnóg an tSeachtar Laoch, in Ballymun on Thursday 8th May. [...]

Trinity Talks: Dublin’s Hidden Histories – Episode 4 – Georgina Laragy

Dublin’s Hidden Histories is the latest series of ‘Trinity Talks’ from the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute and Near FM. In this series of talks and [...]

Northside Today: OurKidsCode at Trinity College Dublin

Louise Caldwell Programme Manager at OurKidsCode joins Emma Farrell to discuss Mothers in Dublin leading the way in their Children’s use of Technology. [...]

Northside Today: Citizens Information

Anita Miguel from Citizens Information joins Emma Farrell with information on the Invalidity Pension and the Partial Capacity Benefit. [...]

Prince Caspian Omnibus edition

Listen to the whole of CS Lewis’s Prince Caspian, second episode of the Chronicles of Narnia series.  Like an audiobook, but free! [...]

Northside Today: Alan Tuffrey

Donie Tarrant and regular contributor Alan Tuffrey discuss the pleasures and pains of travel – from Commuting to holidays. What makes travelling a pleasure and what is unpleasant. [...]