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New cookbook launched to fight the beast of obesityChef Gearoid Lynch hosted a special event at his Fire restaurant in Dublin’s Mansion House recently for the launch of a new healthy eating cookbook made by and for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Nigerian tennis pro is guiding the sport’s next generationBeing a professional tennis coach and active player is a challenging career, and very few people have dared to dream that far. But for one immigrant, it’s a way of life.
Dublin Bus welcomes first all-women class of graduate driversDublin Bus has celebrated its first all-women class of graduating new drivers. Jennifer Dixon, Elizabeth Cummins, Tracy Sullivan, Rachel Dunne and Sinead Hilliard bring the total number of women drivers to 84.
‘I came to Ireland alone, but now I have my lovely Irish family’When she made the decision to leave Brazil in 2012, with the help and influence of a close friend who had been living in Dublin, little did Debora Correia da Silva know that she would make Ireland her second home.
Nepalese in Ireland light flame for special school support at Dublin Diwali celebrationHundreds of Ireland’s Nepalese community and their friends gathered recently in Dublin to celebrate the last day of Diwali.
Nominate friends and family for an early Christmas with AvivaOver two-thirds of families in Dublin will be missing family members on Christmas Day this year.
Seven Irish novels up for Dublin literary honourSeven Irish novels are among 147 titles nominated by libraries worldwide for the International Dublin Literary Award. Formerly known as the Impac prize, the €100,000 award is the world’s most valuable for a single work of fiction published in English.
NCP photo exhibit hails ’New Shades of Green’Celebrating the contribution of migrant communities in Ireland is the theme of a special photo exhibition at Dublin’s Civic Offices by the New Communities Partnership (NCP) to mark its 13th anniversary.
Polish man charged over pimping out womanA 33-year-old Polish national has been remanded in prison as he faces charges of sexual exploitation over the alleged prostitution of a woman in Dublin.
