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Open Air Film Screening: The Song Cycle Presented by Dublin City Council Bike Week and The Night-Time Advisor A unique cultural experience for Bike Week! Dublin City Council and the Office of the Night-Time Economy presented THE SONG CYCLE, a special outdoor film screening in the heart of the city at Meeting House Square, Temple Bar. The event took place on Friday May 16th at 9pm. St. Patrick’s After Dark St. Patrick’s Afte
AIM Ireland Connects AIM Ireland Connects, presented by the Association of Independent Music (AIM) in association with the Night-Time Economy Advisor, was an all-day flagship seminar designed to address the challenges and opportunities shaping the music industry today. Find out more.
Dublin City Council Night-Time Economy Strategy The Dublin City Council Night-Time Economy Strategy is a comprehensive plan designed to cultivate a thriving night-time culture in our city. By focusing on transport connectivity, safety, and cultural diversity, we aim to make Dublin a vibrant and inclusive destination after dark—offering something for everyone, from live performances to safe social spaces. Let’s elevate Dublin to be one of the best cities in Europe for night-time experiences Download the Dublin City Night-Time Economy Strategy (2Mb) or
From cutting-edge technology and life sciences to advanced logistics and film production, South Dublin is an attractive investment destination with a well-established network of global players. A high quality of life, world-class connectivity and business-friendly policies make South Dublin a driving force in Ireland’s economic success story. South Dublin stands out as a destination of choice for businesses looking to scale, offering lower operational costs than Dublin City Centre while maintaining direct access to key infrastructure as one of Ireland’s fastest-growing regions. It is positioned for continued expansion with significant investments in transport, commercia
Swords, a dynamic town strategically situated in North County Dublin, has rapidly emerged as a hotspot for international investment. Its unparalleled connectivity, strategic location, robust talent pool, and thriving ecosystem of multinational companies make it an ideal location for businesses looking to expand globally. Leading Companies and Diverse Industries Swords boasts a diverse range of industries, attracting leading companies from across the globe. Key sectors in the area include life sciences, gaming, transport and logistics, construction firms, and a host of homegrown agri-food businesses, making Fingal a key strategic location for food production i
The fashion industry accounts for almost one-tenth of all carbon emissions worldwide, and the waste it produces significantly impacts our environment. With the problem on track to keep growing, we have a part to play in the solution.
This section is dedicated to all things related to the Night-Time Economy in Dublin. Here, you’ll find updates on what Dublin’s Night-Time Economy Advisor has been up to, along with various initiatives Dublin City Council is implementing to enhance our city after dark. There’s also a selection of event recommendations from the NTE Advisor, in association with The Goo &
US City of Philadelphia added to the Portal Dublin City Council welcomes the announcement from Portals.org that the New York City Portal has been relocated to the city of Philadelphia. The livestream will now alternate every three minutes between Dublin, Vilnius, Lublin and Philadelphia. The Portal in Philadelphia will be located in the city’s JFK Plaza (Love Park). “As a proud Philadelphia native, I’m excited to introduce the Portal to a city that thrives on creativity and shared experiences,” said Joseph Callahan, core team member of Portals. “We’re creating a first of its kind global artwork, a networ
Bull Island Action Group are a collective of volunteers who organise monthly beach clean-ups on Dollymount strand. For over 20 years, the group has been meeting on the third Saturday of every month year-round, no matter the weather.
Social entrepreneur Sinéad Ryan founded Little Fitness to provide physical activity to children and families living in emergency accommodation, family hubs and where children may come up against barriers within their community.
Mick Cardiff has volunteered with St John Ambulance Ballyfermot for a remarkable 48 years, ever since the branch was established. He has been the division officer in the area for many years and had a decades-long career as a paramedic with the National Ambulance Service.
The Forget Me Nots is a community choir based in Baldoyle in north Dublin. Since 2014, they’ve provided an inclusive space for older people with family, friends, neighbours, and carers.
