“It lets you cut the giant line and get in for free anytime,” Penn announced, holding up the card like a sacred relic. “I carry it in my wallet at all times.” Kal Penn, best known for his role in Harold & Kumar and for once having a White House pass, now holds an artifact […]
10 months ago
Live your best Dua Lipa life. When Footloose hit cinemas in 1984, it was a campy, synth-scored rallying cry against small-town moral panic. Kevin Bacon moves to a town where dancing is banned and rallies the local youth to overthrow the joyless regime. It was a pop-cultural manifesto against puritanical overreach, disguised as a teen […]
10 months 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
The portal is helping bring people together Having a pen pal isn’t as popular as it used to be but there’s something so wholesome about it. Sending letters to someone on the other side of the world is a pretty exciting hobby to have, albeit pretty time-consuming. We’re so used to hearing back from our […]
1 year ago
Tired of a four day hangover for one night of fun? Copper Face Jack’s over 30’s daytime clubbing event means you don’t have to. Sometimes a few quiet ones at the pub doesn’t cut it — but if the alternative is a dark, sweaty, sticky dance floor full of college kids and songs that all […]
1 year ago
Going out out has become less of a thing that excites, and more something that fills me with dread. Listen, this is a lifestyle trend I’m very much into. It probably comes off the back of the everlasting wellness trend, a way of living that prioritises Y-O-U, sometimes in semi-excessive ways. Cosy-core is a little […]
1 year ago
Mezze for our mates. Dublin’s offering in terms of Levantine cuisine has been upped significantly in recent years, whether it’s a lunchtime falafel or a blow-out mixed grill feast you’re in the market for. The city’s roster of Middle Eastern restaurants tick a variety of boxes – many of these spots are very affordable, with […]
1 year ago
Many loyal customers were going to Shakira for decades. Shakira Indian Restaurant have taken to Facebook to announce the closure in Dún Laoghaire after almost 27 years in business. They didn’t offer any reason behind the closure, just expressed their sadness that they were no longer operating. There is a new Indian restaurant trading at […]
2 years ago
“I’m confused as to where it has come from” Euphoria fans have been up in arms since rumours began circulating that the cast of the show would be landing in Dublin to film. Several locations around the city centre were coined as hot spots for filming, and included Georges Street, The Long Hall Pub, and […]
2 years ago
Oui oui. We love a good food market here in Dublin – almost as much as we love bread dunked into melty cheese and chocolate-filled crepes. Which is why we’re particularly intrigued by this new offering to the Dublin foodie scene – a travelling French food festival landing in Ireland next month. The Normandy Food […]
2 years ago
In our humble opinion. Ever since the news broke that season 3 of Euphoria will be filming in Dublin (as far as IMDb is concerned, at least), Irish Twitter has been awash with visions of Fezco cruising along the quays in a Canada Goose jacket and Maddy shooting daggers at NCAD students in the smoking […]
2 years ago
Promising some fiery feuds and a closer look at the ladies’ fleeting trip to Dublin, the Real Housewives of New Jersey are back for another drama-filled season of the hit show. Complete with PYGtails. Looking for your next TV obsession? An easy-going comfort watch that’s sure to get you hooked? Reality TV royalty, The Real […]
2 years ago