Are you excited to treat yo' body to some relaxation this weekend?
Us too.
How about saving your head from some hangover turmoil and getting stuck into Dublin's more cultural events.
You'll thank us come Tuesday, trust us...
This deadly market runs every Saturday from 1pm - 6pm.
In here you can find anything from deadly vintage Adidas to handmade jewellery - all at very affordable prices. And sure while you're at it, tuck into a pizza at The Big Blue Bus. You'd be mad not to.
New kids on the block, Big Style, are as passionate as they are friendly - and they pretty much guarantee a deadly day out anywhere they go.
Take a spin down the Liffey or canal with them, and if all goes well - maybe even consider one of their tempting weekends away.
Shake off the cobwebs while also getting some culture in with Merrion Square's gorgeous Sunday exhibition.
Held every Sunday on the external railings of the beautiful Georgian Square in Dublin's city centre, this weekly event is organised by Dublin City Council and provides a deadly platform for up and coming artists to showcase their work.
This FREE festival runs from 11am - 6pm on Sunday and Monday along Dún Laoghaire's East Pier.
Food Stalls representing Greece, France, Brazil, USA, Hungary, China, Czech Republic, Nigeria among others will feature everything from Falafel to Langos, Doughnuts to Dumplings and BBQ to Popcorn.
Expect fun, frolics and loads and loads of delicious food.
Looking for a different sort of workout this weekend?
Look no further than the Zouk Beginners Bootcamp at The Liffey Trust Studios this Saturday. Learn how to get stuck into one of the sauciest dances around, and also have a laugh while doing it.
The two-hour workshop and social is just €25 - and we can guarantee it'll be deadly.
This comedy sketch show is heading into its second Summer season following a successful run last year. It has a 5 star rating on Trip advisor with rave audience reviews all 'round.
It kicks off in The International Bar this Friday with tickets priced at €10 per person, €8 per online booking, and €6 for under 16-year-olds.
This Bank Holiday Weekend, The Lighthouse will be showing the 80's cult classic adaptation of George Orwell's terrifyingly relevant 1984.
For those of you who have neither read nor seen it, the classic George Orwell story is set in a world where absolute conformity is in action, and word and thought loyalty to Big Brother is demanded.
Yep.
Tickets available here.
Get stuck into a dreamy market in the heart of Dublin 8 where you can find a vast collection of the most unique stalls in Dublin.
In here, you'll find anything from crafts to vinyl to fashion to furniture and more. Suitable for everyone and fun for all the family.
Now all you have to do is choose...
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