Brian Bowe

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Experience Dublin’s Docklands in the City’s Popular 5K Race on July 10thBy Brian BoweGetting tired of park runs? Ready to take your running to the next level? Then it might be time for a real challenge. Register now for the Docklands 5k, happening Thursday, July 10th, and experience a race along Dublin’s stunning waterfront. The Docklands 5k, organised by the runners from Irishtown’s Crusaders Athletic Club, is a 5k run over a flat, fast loop in Dublin’s Docklands area.

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If you thought 2025 has been good for homegrown films so far, you ain’t seen nothing yet!By Brian BoweWith a healthy smattering of fresh Irish titles set to screen at the Cannes Film Festival this May, now’s a perfect time to look ahead to see what the summer (and beyond) has in store for fans of Irish film. We’ve had plenty to choose from so far this year on the homefront across a range of genres. Irish-language horror, especially, seems to be having a moment.

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Newpark Comprehensive School Clean Up at the DLR Rubbish Film Festival AwardsBy Brian BoweCongratulations to Newpark Comprehensive School for winning the DLR Regional Award at the Rubbish Film Festival 2025 with their striking short film, The Clock. The 1-minute movie, which beat out runners-up Rockford Manor, uses a ticking clock to symbolise the urgency of the climate crisis, reminding us that time is running out to make meaningful change.

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German Filmmaker Werner Herzog shoots new film in Dublin’s DocklandsBy Brian BoweWerner Herzog, the legendary German filmmaker behind such art house classics as Fitzcarraldo (1982), Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), along with acclaimed documentaries Grizzly Man (2005) and Into the Abyss (2011), was in Pigeon House Film Studios in Dublin’s Docklands the last couple of months shooting his latest feature film, Bucking Fastard.

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The Dublin Front Runners celebrate 20 years with Ireland’s Biggest LGBTQ+ Sporting Event. By Brian BoweIt’s time to lace up your runners and get limber, folks – The Dublin Pride Run is back! Hosted by the Dublin Front Runners, Ireland’s largest LGBTQ+ sports club, the Dublin Pride Run is the first major event of the Dublin Pride calendar and will take place on Friday, 13th June, in Phoenix Park. Even if you don’t consider yourself a runner, the Pride Run is an excellent 5K for your first time.