This is my description of the Living Archive
An inquest into the Stardust disaster in Dublin in 1981 has heard that nobody at the club was responsible for fire safety training. The inquest is investigating the fire that killed 48 people at the Stardust nightclub on Valentine’s Day in 1981.
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A section of the original 18th century East Wall at Dublin Port has gone on display to the public for the first time. The wall …
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When it comes to keeping your carpets clean, fresh, and inviting, look no further than RJ Services, your trusted partner for professional carpet cleaning in …
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In Dublin you never know who you’re going to meet. You might see Ron Woods in the supermarket, or Van Morrison riding a bike. You …
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I have been drawing all my life. It started with the usual baby doodles, and soon progressed to the princesses, fashion models, and horses that …
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Photographing these tragic yet visually marvelous scenes of post-Celtic Tiger Ireland ‘through the looking glass’, made photographer Sean Hillen reminisce about the ‘famine evictions’ of yore, and …
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The selection of photographs made for this PhotoIreland exhibition in Sandyford’s Barista’s Cafe, represents a sample from thousands captured by Bobby Kerr over the course of four …
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Is life just one big experiment? Some of us here at VULGO have been dabbling in the Scientific world of late. So last week, at …
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