On a rainy Tuesday evening we headed to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, or should I say Bikini Bottom, for a very nostalgic performance with everyone’s favourite sponge. As a kid who grew up with Nickelodeon in the 2000s, I was naturally extremely curious about The Spongebob Musical. The television series and movie are no […]

3 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 […]

3 years ago

Brollies are not allowed! Bruce Springsteen fans could be in for washout weather as the 73-year-old star takes to the stage in the RDS over the coming days. Bruce and his E Street band will perform at Dublin’s RDS on Friday May 5th, Sunday May 7th and Tuesday May 9th. The three gigs featuring Bruce and his E […]

3 years ago

The revelations have come to light in lawsuits against the chef. Former employees at Salt Bae’s London restaurant Nusr-Et have suggested they were made to queue outside and pose as customers in a bid to make the steakhouse look popular. A number of lawsuits filed against the meme-famous chef, real name Nusret Gökçe, point to […]

3 years ago

Big news for all the sporty spices out there. The first Decathlon, based in Ballymun, entered the retail space at a somewhat perfect time for them in 2020. Everyone was stuck at home, exercising and getting outdoors was one of the few things we were allowed to do without breaking lockdown restrictions, and Decathlon was […]

3 years ago

The sun is shining, the seagulls are singing and you might be on the hunt for a new eatery to enjoy in Dublin this weekend. And your timing couldn’t be better – there are loads of newly opened spots to be excited about in the city right now, whether you’re in the mood for a […]

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

A very exciting re-opening for Dublin’s south-side. After 18 months closed, and just under a year after announcing their plans to relocate, Fia Café has reopened for business. The people of Rathmines were devastated to learn Fia Café was closing towards the end of 2021. At the time they said this of the closure: “We’d […]

3 years ago

The fundraising event organised by Pieta and supported by Electric Ireland is back One of the country’s most important fundraising events of the year is back this May. Officially launched by Jennifer Zamparelli and Greg O’Shea on March 29th, funding from the event goes directly to Pieta’s services which enables them to continue providing free-of-charge […]

3 years ago

What came first, the chicken or the review of the chicken? I recently moved to a new part of Dublin and obviously, the first port of call was to suss out the best takeaways. The usual way to go about it is to open up Just Eat, Deliveroo or similar, type in your cuisine of […]

3 years ago

Calling all house hunters! AIB is hosting an exclusive screening of the finale in the intimate surrounds of the Stella Cinema, Rathmines. For anyone hoping to buy a home, RTÉ’s Home of the Year has been an amazing source of inspiration and motivation, making its upcoming finale a bittersweet resolution. On the upside, AIB is […]

3 years ago

The mural features a portrait of the artist’s cousin, Vicki. Dublin street artist Emmalene Blake is known for being on the ball when it comes to cultural commentary – her murals hold up a colourful mirror to what’s important to Dubliners and those further afield at any given time, whether that’s climate activism, lockdown restrictions […]

3 years ago