Brought to you by the National Dairy Council The influencer is lifting the lid on the Irish yogurt boom. Whether it’s providing a deliciously creamy base for our smoothies, partnering beautifully with granola and fruit during breakfast time or satisfying our 3pm hunger slump, Irish yogurt plays a key role in our diet*. Irish yogurt […]

9 months ago

The new venue will open in November. A new rooftop bar is set to take over Dublin’s central bank building. While the city isn’t exactly known for its rooftop bars, this trendy new spot is opening in November, just in time for Christmas do’s. Situated on top of the former Central Bank building on Dame […]

9 months ago

Brought to you by Cairn From what to eat to the best things to do, we’ve got the lowdown on Athy. Remnants of its medieval history may be Athy’s most striking characteristic, but the Kildare town, which is just 72km southwest of Dublin, is certainly not living in the past. With buzzy bars, great restaurants […]

9 months ago

Brought to you by eFlow What better way to make the most of the last stretch of summer than with some show-stopping gigs? Whether you’re a festival hopper or you prefer one-off gigs, August is going to be your month. From the long-awaited Oasis reunion, to Robbie Williams’ Croke Park takeover, to a star-studded Electric […]

11 months ago

How did an edit to CMAT’s song blow up into a BBC controversy? “It was not my decision to have the Irish language edited out of the first-ever play of EURO-COUNTRY on radio,” CMAT said on social media this week. This was the clip that launched 1000 TikToks. The edit shook the BBC to its […]

11 months ago

Brought to you by Chef Ireland With crispy prawns coated in breadcrumbs, this sambo feels like a day at the beach. All summer long, we’ve been cooking up a storm with our pals from Chef Ireland to show you how pantry staples – like Chef Ketchup and Chef Brown Sauce – can form the perfect […]

11 months ago

Brought to you by Chef Ireland Add a dollop of Chef Ketchup to this wrap for an extra tangy kick. There’s something about the Irish summer that makes us crave fresh, tangy flavours – and we have just found the recipe to tick that box. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been teaming up with […]

11 months ago

Robin Gill: The Irish chef behind acclaimed London restaurants returns to Dublin for a burger pop-up collab with Dash Burger This Saturday at Hen’s Teeth from 17:00 Robin Gill’s voice carries the easy lilt of someone who grew up within earshot of Dublin Bay, though his culinary career has largely unfolded across the Irish Sea. […]

11 months ago

Dublin is glutted with literary magazines. They’re ten a penny; if today’s penny is actually €15 each. In 2017 Justine Carbery wrote in The Irish Independent “literary journals proved to be constant stars in a fluctuating market. Ireland, with its rich history of independent literary magazines, finds itself in rude health today with many new […]

1 year ago

From refreshing newbs to reliable classics Despite the increasingly adverse trading conditions for service in Dublin, we’ve never had such strong restaurant offerings. Not even at the peak of the Celtic Tiger did we have such a plethora of passionate food creatives doing bits and making waves. So to help you navigate the best of […]

1 year ago

They do go at it awful hard 9. “Fu*k you deputy Stagg” In what is probably the most infamous moment in Dáil Éireann history, Green Party TD Paul Gogarty exploded during a debate on education cuts. He apologised for his ‘unparliamentary language’ straight away, but the damage was done. 8. Michael Lowry’s “two-fingered gesture” Independent […]

1 year ago

No More Paddywhackery: On July 24th in New Orleans, Irish House Will Showcase a New Era of Irish Hospitality and Innovation If you’re Irish, you know that home is a complicated place. You’ll also know there’s a specific kind of awkwardness you feel walking into an Irish bar abroad. It’s an itch of embarrassment you […]

1 year ago