If there's one thing Dublin is great for - it's events.
And we like to think that we keep pretty on top of things in letting you guys all know about the cool happenings in and around the city.
The latest?
START Bold END Bold.
Orchard Thieves carried out some research into Irish people and how long they spend trying to plan a night out.
Apparently we are just overwhelmed by choice.
Classic, really.
So, to help combat this raging indecision - they're hosting START Bold END Bold in Dublin next weekend. And it actually looks feckin' deadly.
Kicking things off in the START Bold space (a disused library) you can choose between a pint of Orchard Thieves or a cocktail and then be entranced in a hip-hop themed theatrical and musical experience.
All staff on the night are actors and dancers - so it's gonna be super immersive.
Not only that - but you're getting involved too - interact to win prizes there and then.
You'll finish your night in the END Bold space, a derelict chipper, where you'll enjoy a full feed from our faves - Beshoff's.
But you won't be wolfing down just any fish 'n' chips.
Yep - you guessed it - Orchard Thieves battered fish. And honestly, we're going for that alone... there'll be music and entertainment there too to keep energy levels buzzing.
START Bold END Bold takes place next weekend over Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May 13.
If you wanna head along to this unique experience in Dublin then click here for tickets - they're only a tenner!
We're all about combating indecision - so shut up - you're going.
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