Halloween is almost upon us, and the world has never been a more terrifying place – meaning there are loads of costume options. Maybe you want to put the fear of god into your pals by dressing as an electricity bill, or become a leaf off the old lettuce head by embodying the berg currently […]

3 years ago

As of today, Liffey Valley staff members will be expected to pay €2.50 daily to park at their place of work. A protest took place at Liffey Valley shopping centre on Sunday 16th October due to the introduction of paid parking for staff as well as customers. Under the new scheme, employees will pay […]

3 years ago

Known for his Italian dishes, Jamie Oliver is trying his hand at something more Irish. Jamie Oliver has just launched his latest venture Chequer Lane on Exchequer Street, a restaurant that celebrates Irish produce specifically. It opened on Tuesday 11th October, showcasing a menu that aims to encompass Irish nostalgia through food. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjkn5dwshCi/ The […]

3 years ago

Let’s just say I’ll be humming “With a little bit of Luck” for the rest of the week. I had the absolute pleasure of being invited to the Special Premiere of My Fair Lady at the Bord Gáis Theatre, and truth be told, I had no idea what it was about beforehand. While I’ve […]

3 years ago

Welcome to the 38th instalment of the L List, a round up of things we’re Lovin in Dublin across food, culture and craic. This week, the crisp nip in the air is accompanied by pumpkin spicers, Lizzo’s long-anticipated return to Dublin and a horror film starring Daniel O’Donnell. Yes, the evenings are getting colder and […]

3 years ago

As well as a few nice drinks… After a few months of jetting off, September was spent (almost) entirely in Dublin, meaning there were many opportunities for good eats (and a few good drinks). From trying a new sushi spot in Temple Bar, to having what can only be described as the best tacos […]

4 years ago

An incredibly powerful image. An image of Vicky Phelan was projected onto Dublin’s historic General Post Office last night ahead of the film Vicky, which explores her campaign for justice for women impacted by the CervcialCheck Scandal. The portrait was created by artist Conor Merriman. Limerick woman Vicky took a smear test in 2011 which showed that […]

4 years ago

Ernesto “had some craic with Coolio on many occasions.” By now most of us have heard the sad news that rapper Coolio passed away on Wednesday evening 28th September. The American rapper is suspected to have suffered cardiac arrest, but there’s been no official cause of death released yet. While the internet mourns his […]

4 years ago

“Can’t wait to show you all the new look.” If you’ve wandered down to Camden Street lately, hoping for a tipple in Against The Grain, you may have discovered that they are currently closed. Before you panic, thinking the Wexford Street spot is gone for good, they’re just taking a little break. Currently Against […]

4 years ago

Frequenters of Whelans, Flannery’s, Devitts and Ryan’s will be well acquainted with the Wexford Street takeaway. As will fans of the late great Anthony Bourdain, who famously paid a visit to Roma II back in 2013 as part of his show, The Layover. The tv chef chowed down on whirly burgers, smoked cod and garlic […]

4 years ago

The fines were issued by the National Transport Authority for poor services on a number of routes. A report by the Independent reveals that the following penalties were issued to various Dublin public transport operators due to delayed or cancelled services: Dublin Bus – almost €1.5m in fines Go-Ahead – over €850,000 in fines Luas […]

4 years ago

We couldn’t possibly outline all the events this Culture Night, but we’ll pick our top five events we think you need to check out. These events have a little of everything, music, performance, food, and of course, a whole heap of culture. 1. Night Moves Our top pick for Dublin Culture Night this year has […]

4 years ago