“A bit tone deaf”. From the moment the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre teased the Hamilton tour dates for Dublin late yesterday evening, Irish musical enthusiasts collectively lost their minds. The show has never lost its reputation as a must-see, ever since the perpetually sold out days of the original Broadway run in 2015. The excitement […]

3 years ago

The newly opened dental practice has its own café, corner sofas and flatscreen TVs showing classic chick flicks. If you associate trips to the dentist with grey, dreary waiting rooms and copies of Hello! from 2012, that’s all about to change. Truly opened late last year in Dún Laoghaire and Bray and is a far […]

3 years ago

Wait for it… It’s official, after sharing a sneak peek at the announcement yesterday, the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre has confirmed that Hamilton is hitting the Dublin stage. The hit musical follows the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton through hip-hop and RnB and tells the story through the eyes of people of colour. The […]

3 years ago

At long last, ice ice coffee season has returned to Dublin. The days of coats and scarves are over (at least we hope they are because we’ve already vacuum packed ours away, Vogue Williams style) and the only beverage suitable for this recent bout of sunshine is an iced coffee. While some cafés are yet […]

3 years ago

Hurray for the extra long weekend. If you’re lucky enough to have Good Friday off work, then you’re about to have a for day work week, and if you’re wondering how you’ll possibly fill the time, then you have come to the right place. Whether you’re looking for an Easter trail, a sober night club, […]

3 years ago

Ask and ye shall receive. Last month Busted confirmed their return to the stage for what was a 15-show tour to accompany their brand new album for their 20 year anniversary. After a scope of the different cities they were heading to, we couldn’t help but notice a lack of Irish gigs, and neither could […]

3 years ago

Just in time for the extra long weekend. If you’re looking for a way to kick off the banker, then this new Lucan bar is likely the answer to your prayers. Residence Bar is joining the Lucan Main Street, down the stairs from beloved Italian restaurant Sabatini, and it’s got cocktails and karaoke on offer. […]

3 years ago

If you’re in the market for a new weekend activity… April is here, and while we’re under no illusion that it won’t be wet or windy like March and February before it, the days are getting longer and brighter, and even slightly warmer, and for that, we can be grateful. If you’re planning some weekend […]

3 years ago

There are set to be over 100 days of themed events. Last week Dublin City Council announced the launch of their new programme ‘Summer in the City’ which consists of weekly markets on Moore Street. Some of the upcoming themes include Easter, The Eurovision, Bealtaine Festival, Pride, FIFA Women’s World Cup, Africa Day and Heritage […]

3 years ago

Is it still an April Fools if they actually make and sell the product? Dublin 8 distillery Stillgarden are no stranger to an inspired April Fools prank. Last year they nearly had us going with their Hair of the Dog Spirit (made with locally and sustainably sourced dog hair), and who could forget the Eau […]

3 years ago

“We have bad news to share.” After four and a half years in business, Crow Street is finishing up in Temple Bar. The New York style eatery initially launched in August 2018, and has been a staple for city centre dwellers, particularly those heading to the 3Olympia for a gig. View this post on […]

3 years ago

The group are demanding that stabilisation works begin immediately. Campaign Group Friends of the Iveagh Markets have scheduled a protest outside City Hall next Monday in response to what they claim is a “policy of silence” regarding the historic building. The group has accused Dublin City Council of a lack of engagement over the space, […]

3 years ago