Sometimes I can be guilty of visiting the same haunts week in and week out- usually my own neighbourhood or the city centre at the weekends. Dublin city has so many beautiful villages, neighbourhoods and streets that are worth exploring. We sat down two weeks ago and decided we needed to showcase all the different […]

10 years ago

Phoenix Park is probably the most under utilised amenity in Dublin city. It’s one of the largest parks in a European capital and home to the Áras an Uachtaráin. It’s a top spot for all sorts of sports races and competitions including walking, running, cycling, and footie to name a few. The animals in Phoenix […]

10 years ago

Sandymount is one of the most beautiful urban villages in Dublin. It’s a prime location for city workers with the city centre just being a stones throw away, while still boasting a beautiful coastal promenade where people are always out walking with friends to catch up on the gossip, parents bringing their children to run […]

10 years ago

Dublin city has a plethora of incredible restaurants to choose from, but there are just as many stunning restaurants outside of the city to explore and enjoy. One the best places for seafood in Dublin has to be Howth with many restaurants dotting the pier and serving up beautiful fresh fish as soon as it […]

10 years ago

Dalkey is known as one of the most beautiful areas in Dublin boasting incredible views, seafront walks and a beautiful little village. We decided to cast our spotlight on it to highlight the best places to visit and things to do in Dalkey. When it comes to a having a scoop you can’t beat Finnegan’s […]

10 years ago

Trinity College Dublin is a place that most Dubliners have fond memories of visiting, whether they attended the college or not. From the inaugural visit to see the Book of Kells to the odd lazy summer afternoon balmed out on the lawn. No matter what the day of the week, Trinity is bustling with students […]

10 years ago

I’ve heard a lot about this restaurant over the last year since they opened on Drury Street, and kept meaning to pop in and try out their food. I finally got around to it this week and really enjoyed my lunch, it’s just a pity the the atmosphere was dead. Maybe it’s more of a […]

10 years ago

Drury Street is fast becoming a street known as a food destination within the city. It’s been building up the number of speciality cafés and restaurants over the years. That coupled with the fact that the independent stores on the street are selling the most beautiful and creative clothes, furniture and jewellery, it’s one of […]

10 years ago

Ireland is known for it’s amazing farmers market scene and in Dublin we definitely have a lot of amazing famers markets to shout out loud about. Everyone has a favourite and it’s usually a local market where you know the stall holders, love the produce and have a little tradition of visiting it every weekend. […]

10 years ago

George’s Street has over the last few years become the best street in the city centre for a meal out. There are so many exciting restaurants serving up many different cuisines. When it comes to this street, all we think of are restaurants from the best Mexican tostados in 777, classic french fare in Le […]

10 years ago

Temple Bar is the most iconic part of the city. The city’s creative and cultural quarter is always a place that tourists flock to, to discover the music, art, food and atmosphere of Dublin. While many locals feel it has been ruined by tourism, once you leave the main square there are so many amazing […]

10 years ago

South William Street is one of my favourite parts of the city, there’s such a great vibe and vibrancy from all the independent stores and creative businesses on the street. It’s become well known as a beauty mecca with tonnes of hair salons, barbers, nail bars and beauty rooms lining the street. The street is […]

10 years ago