Fresh off his set at Electric Picnic over the weekend, Blk is taking on one of the country’s largest music venues next. It’s a golden age for Irish DJs, with Blk and Dublin duo Belters Only both announcing gigs at the 3Arena in recent months. For Blk, the 3Arena announcement makes him the first solo […]

2 years ago

We’ve waited three long months, but summer has finally arrived in Dublin. Sure, it’s technically Autumn now but listen, we’ll take the sun wherever we can get it and it seems like its golden rays will be sticking around for the next fortnight. If you’re looking to make the most of the Indian summer by […]

2 years ago

Organisers believe the space will fill in a “massive gap within the Irish events scene”. Titled Silo, a new 3,500 capacity electronic music venue located in the RDS complex is scheduled to open in Dublin this October. The event space intends to “push the boundaries forward for the electronic music scene” in the capital. In keeping […]

3 years ago

The UK’s National Air Traffic Control Service are working to resolve the issue. Passengers in a number of airports are facing delays and rescheduled flights as the NATS work to resolve a technical issue. The service have stressed that UK airspace is not closed, but air traffic flow restrictions are in place to ensure safety. […]

3 years ago

Brought to you by Glass Mask Theatre With tasty food and exciting new theatre, there’s a lot to love about this Dawson Street venue. When it comes to catch-ups with friends or date nights, it’s always fun to mix it up a bit and opt for an experience that offers a little more than just […]

3 years ago

Brought to you by the Irish Museum of Modern Art A jam-packed – and completely free – festival is taking place in Kilmainham. Summer may be winding down, but if you wanted to usher in the new season in style – and without spending a penny – we’ve got just the event for you. IMMA […]

3 years ago

I’m not crying, you are. On September 30th, Dogs Trust will launch its inaugural memorial walk, “The Big Paws” at Malahide Castle, a joyous day to reflect and celebrate our pets, both past and present. The walk is a time to take “paws” and remember the the pups in our lives that are no longer […]

3 years ago

Leapin’ lizards. The West End production of Annie has opened at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and we couldn’t wait to see this take on the beloved film. A show that hardly needs introduction, Annie follows its titular character in 1930s New York amid the Great Depression, where she reluctantly resides at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. […]

3 years ago

Whether you’re craving pub grub, pad thai or some of the best ramen in the country, Camden Street has you covered. Not necessarily one of the most frequently trodden streets by tourists and visitors to Dublin, Camden Street has a lot to offer in terms of lunch spots, cafés and cosy date night locations. Handily […]

3 years ago

Coffee culture in Dublin has flourished in the last few years We’ve come a long way from suffering through bitter astringent coffees from coffee chains that will remain nameless. The number of incredible indie coffee shops that have appeared in the last few years is nothing short of incredible, but it’s abundantly clear that Dubliners […]

3 years ago

We’re in a glass case of emotion right now. We always get a little bit tickled at the thought of a major celebrity wandering our fair city, and this time it is none other than Will Ferrell; not since Harry Styles graced the Vico Baths with a bag of cans have we been so excited. […]

3 years ago

There’s a To Let sign outside the eminent eatery, which has been closed since Covid-19 restrictions in 2020. A Michelin-starred restaurant once described as a “Dublin institution of Joycean proportions” appears to be permanently closed. The lights have been out at The Greenhouse on Dawson Street since the pandemic, just after the restaurant received its […]

3 years ago