Its general election week; the nation is on edge, and honestly? Same.  The stakes are high, the debates are tepid, and it’s too hard to read the damn room when you know there are quiet conservatives among us. Every campaign promise tastes like spin, and every flyer feels like a passive-aggressive text from your ex. […]

1 year ago

Brought to you by the National Dairy Council From sweet to savoury, yogurt serves to bring out the best of this restaurant’s flavoursome dishes. With a Middle-Eastern inspired menu, top tier coffee and a great balance of sweet and savoury dishes, Brother Hubbard has become a Dublin favourite for brunch. The restaurant has four locations […]

1 year ago

If you are planning a trip to Dublin’s fair city this year, here are some spots to keep in mind A lot of Dubliners will tell you with a laugh and a wink, that they don’t know why visitors come here. There must be something in the indelible charm of the place that causes visitors […]

1 year ago

Finding a quiet place to work/study in Dublin city centre can be a challenging task Take it from someone who was recently stranded with a dying laptop in hand after being kicked out of a popular Dublin cafe (that will remain nameless). It’s never been more important to have the right information for when the […]

1 year ago

Our new series showcases Dublin’s most beloved postcodes, recommending where to get the very best grub and the sups, alongside the best thing to do in the neighbourhood. Inchicore has its roots in industry and occupation, with the village growing around Richmond Barracks, a base for the British Army, and a pivotal location in the […]

1 year ago

Feathers, colour, music, libations and everything in Bim-tween Now entering its 51st year, the official Cropover Festival is a month-long celebration of everything that makes Barbados the place that locals and visitors love so dearly. If you want a crash course in Bajan culture, attending the Cropover is a surefire way to get full marks. […]

1 year ago

There’s leftovers in the fridge. While going out for a meal is one of the great pleasures of life, it is becoming a much more expensive habit of late. Meal prices have shot up in recent years across Ireland and it’s no surprise to see two Irish cities amongst the most expensive places to dine […]

1 year ago

The livestreams will rotate every few minutes. Two new cities have been added to the Dublin to New York portal this week. Originally connecting the Irish capital to New York City, the North Earl St exhibit will now stream live feeds from Vilnius in Lithuania and Lublin in Poland. It has been confirmed by Dublin […]

1 year ago

Our new series showcases Dublin’s most beloved postcodes, by chatting to the folks that make up communities, getting to grips with the culture, and sampling the very best grub and the sups. Inchicore has its roots in industry and occupation, with the village growing around Richmond Barracks, a base for the British Army, and a […]

1 year ago

With Hugh Lane Gallery There’s just a few more weeks left of those long summer evenings – and we know just how to make the most of them. There’s something particularly special about a Thursday evening. The workday is over, it’s almost Friday, and there’s a certain buzz in the air. The anticipation for the […]

1 year ago

A combo my indigestion is never quite able to handle, but one that’s oft sought after in Dublin. If you’ve got a special occasion coming up – one you’d like to celebrate over an aperitif and delicious meal – there’s no shortage of opportunities to enjoy both at once in Dublin, all under the same […]

1 year ago

Brought to you by Lucozade From dance workshops to sea swimming, we’re keeping things moving this weekend. With three glorious days off to look forward to, the August Bank Holiday truly is the ideal time to soak up as much fun as we can. Luckily for us, this long weekend is shaping up to be […]

2 years ago