Curling up with a glass of wine and a fantastic book is a real treat, but unfortunately one that can usually only be had from the comfort of your own sofa. Dawson Street’s cosiest eatery however, is changing this. Bestseller Dublin is a cafe in The National Bible Society of Ireland at 41 Dawson […]

7 years ago

Ah, Americans. When they visit our isle of Ireland, they stand out from the crowd. There’s the baseball jerseys and maps of Dublin stretched out in their hands as they try to find O’Connell Street. But most of all you hear those unmistakable accents, which are sometimes hard to miss or overhear. Of course, there […]

7 years ago

Whether you’ve been saving for years or the thought of buying has just popped into your head, you’ll wanna get down to this brunch. You may be familiar with our AIB Livin Dublin events by now – if not, where the hell have you been!? – so we know you’ll be interested in the next […]

7 years ago

Dublin is small – fact. The lovely thing about that is you know when something new pops up, sticking out like a freshly manicured thumb, but on the other hand it’s rare that you “discover” a new place in the city – somewhere you feel almost sure only you know about.  Tucked away at the back of Dublin […]

7 years ago

Ah, Dublin. As the country’s economic centre, there’s a constant influx of newcomers to our city to study and work from around the country, a slew of newbies who are still getting used to the place. Before you acclimatise to Dublin, you tend to get quite a few shocks to the system as you get […]

7 years ago

You’ve decided to buy your first home – so what next? From mortgages ‘Approved in Principle’ to the correct paperwork, it can feel like a never ending to-do list – not anymore! We’ve teamed up with AIB to bring you a series of simple guides on securing your new home. Think of it as a […]

7 years ago

You’ve been saving each month, been through all the official steps and now you’re finally starting to look for your first home. Buying your first home is a big step and to help make the process less daunting and more understandable, we’ve teamed up with AIB to advice you on how and where to buy. […]

7 years ago

Primary school teachers get a lot of grief. Some will proclaim their jealousy of the job, after all they’ve such long holidays and come on, it must be piss easy! While others resent the teachers of our nation’s youth – for the exact same reasons. Having taught in a primary school for two years myself, […]

7 years ago

Snow fell around Ireland yesterday, causing chaos for commuters as well as travellers at Dublin Airport. Many passengers were forced to sleep on the floor overnight as flights were delayed and hundreds of people were affected. Dublin Airport tweeted to say that it was ‘open and operational’ and advised people to check with their airlines […]

7 years ago

Some may remember the opening of Etto – sister restaurant to the new kid on the block, Uno Mas – was lore in the Dublin restaurant scene. For months, no one could get a table in the small, apparently unassuming dining room on Merrion Row. I still worked in kitchens at the time and I […]

7 years ago

If you’re on the hunt for a cheeky little staycation or keeping your eyes peeled for an amazing place your guests can stay, take a look at The Devlin Hotel. Located in the buzzing Dublin neighbourhood of Ranelagh, The Devlin offers an unreal choice of pubs and restaurants on your doorstep, not to mention the […]

7 years ago

I’ve recently started looking into buying my first home and it’s only when you kick off the process, you realise how much goes on and how confusing it can be. If you’re in the same boat, the next AIB Livin Dublin event will be right up your street. Grab a seat and listen up! Last […]

7 years ago