For anyone born from the mid-90s onwards, it may come as a surprise to learn just how massive Blur were back in the day.  After bursting on the scene in 1991 with their debut album Leisure the band went on to lead the Britpop movement over the coming years with a string of internationally renowned hits such […]

9 years ago

This is a lot more serious than the time Mr. Benson’s whistle went missing.  He may only have played rebellious priest Damo Lennon for a solitary episode of Father Ted but the role has guaranteed actor Joe Rooney a permanent place in Irish pop folklore.  Lines like “good, I don’t want any stupih’ tea”, “it’s only a […]

9 years ago

‘Shrek: The Musical’ is coming to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre next year from October 23 – November 4. The West End and Broadway musical is based on the award-winning DreamWorks animation film which featured voices from the likes of Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz and Eddie Murphy. ‘Shrek: The Musical’ has a great original score […]

9 years ago

Going to a cute lil food market is one of the best ways to spend your Sunday. You get to be outdoors, try some great food and have a bit of craic. Here are some of the best spots to check out this afternoon. 1. Herbert Park Herbert Park is still quite a small food […]

9 years ago

If you’re not making the trip to Copenhagen to support the Boys In Green on November 11 then we’ve found the perfect alternative.  Hangar in Andrew’s Lane are going to equip their Warehouse room with a 20 foot screen as DJs blare out some of our favourite Irish anthems before and after Ireland go toe-to-toe […]

9 years ago

Storm Brian is rolling in and it’s fair to say that it’s pretty miserable out there. On a weekend like this, there’s nothing you want more than to be snuggled safely away inside of a warm and cosy pub.  Get yo’self a hot whiskey, put your feet up and feel that warmth on your body.  1. The […]

9 years ago

If you’re at a loss for something to do this weekend, we’re here to help.  There’s loads happening in the city, whether you’re into food or films! Here are our top five picks.  1. St Vincent American musician St Vincent is playing the Olympia Theatre tonight and tomorrow.  Sure to be two interesting gigs. 2. Taika […]

9 years ago

Luas Cross City is set to open to the public in December, and we can’t wait.  The new route will go from Stephen’s Green to Cabra with 13 stops along the way.  They’ve been testing it out over the past few months, and now they’ve released a video where you can sit in the driver’s […]

9 years ago

The Dublin Legends, an offshoot of Irish music legends The Dubliners, have confirmed via their Facebook page that leading member and guitar player Eamonn Campbell has passed away aged 70.  Campbell, who was originally from Drogheda, worked with the Dubliners from the mid-’80s and played a major part in their exposure to audiences in the […]

9 years ago

Ahead of next weekend’s Bram Stoker Festival, which will see Dublin celebrate the writer of Dracula with four days of living stories and four nights of deadly adventures, we met five women who have made the festival into the success it is today. You won’t find any stuffy all-male panels here – these gals are pumping […]

9 years ago

We’re going to go out on a limb here and say that you’re a fan of cocktails, but are you any good at making them? If not, then we’ve just the thing for you. The launch event for The Whiskey Shakers Experience is an immersive event taking place at the Jameson Distillery on Bow Street in […]

9 years ago

If you’re a fan of Rick and Morty then you won’t want to miss the Pickle Rick Launch Party, happening at the Sound House this Thursday.  Guests can expect Rick and Morty live visuals, masks, a photo booth and more.  Music will include disco, house, techno and classics, so you can groove your way into […]

9 years ago