Essential works are taking place along a large portion of the line. The Luas is set to be ‘significantly’ disrupted this bank holiday weekend with half of the Red Line closed for works. From Saturday, May 2, until Monday, May 4, there will be no Luas service between Tallaght/Saggart and Heuston. Trams will only be […]

5 months ago

BREAKING. One person has died and several others have been seriously injured after a bus crash in Dublin city centre A Bus Éireann vehicle crashed on the pedestrianised North Earl Street. The crash happened on the junction of Talbot Street and Marlborough Street. Ambulances and Dublin Fire Brigade units are at the scene. RTÉ News report […]

8 months ago

Sure, don’t we know it. A new report from Inrix has named Dublin is Europe’s third most congested city, and the eleventh in the world. Yikes! Drivers in Dublin lost around 95 hours to traffic this year, four more than in London and eight more than in LA. Sure, don’t we know it. Delays have […]

10 months ago

The plan would see the line extended to Finglas with four additional stops. Plans to extend the Luas green line have been challenged in court. The extension plan, which would see a 4 kilometer stretch from Broombridge to Charlestown got planning approval in October 2025. It would see four additional stops added to the line […]

10 months ago

If you thought traffic was very slow this morning, it was because of this. A Luas power outage caused significant disruption for Dublin city commuters on Wednesday morning (10 December). Due to the power fault, there is no tram service operating on the red line between Smithfield and Connolly / The Point and on the […]

10 months ago

The project involves the existing Green Line. Approval has been granted for a major Luas line extension. The project involves the existing Green Line, which terminates at Broombridge, with the extension meaning it will now terminate at Charlestown in Finglas. Four stops will be added along the 3.9 kilometer long extension, including St Helena’s, Finglas […]

1 year ago

We’re in the final countdown. Yes, we have speculated whether this 20 year old trend is slowly dying, perhaps evident by the fact there aren’t more cafés whipping up pumpkin spice and everything nice on this list, but basic as it may be, it’s a celebration of autumn in my eyes, and I can’t help but […]

1 year ago

Disruptions from Maynooth and Dunboyne to Dublin can be expected. The construction of Dublin’s Metrolink will cause rail disruption for 21 months on some key lines. The €10 billion project was given the green light last week, 25 years after it was first proposed, with operations set to begin in the mid-2030s. It’s now being […]

1 year ago

Brought to you by Jameson Distillery Bow St. Over 18s only. Please drink responsibly. Have you been to JJ’s Bar? Here at Lovin HQ, we champion the city cocktail bar, which is why we’re particularly pleased to have the opportunity to shout out one of Dublin 7’s best kept secrets. Head to the heart of […]

1 year ago

Once upon a time, matcha was a niche import for Japanophiles who owned swords and anime body pillows. Now it’s the emotional support beverage of choice for every Pilates-Ars*d, Sad Girl Lit-reading, Stanley Cup-hoarding, health-optimised submissive in Dublin. Us included. Is it the colour? The health benefits? The aesthetic? The way it makes you feel […]

1 year ago

Moments don’t get much better than reaching for a cup of coffee when the sun is shining down upon you. Summer is coming. The grand is stretching and we’re choosing to ignore the 5 rainy days for the 2 days a week where it’s giving actual summer vibes. Winter has gone on too long. Let […]

1 year ago

Sure where would you get it? Dubliners are the Renaissance painters of taking the piss. No one else does it quite like us. Our slang is a full-blown language that can be used to flatter, insult, or take the absolute head off of someone, often all at once. It’s musical, it’s mischievous. It’s ours. Dublin […]

1 year ago