On the one year anniversary of her pedestrianisation, we thought it only fitting to round up our favourite Capel Street spots. Most Dubliners will know, Capel Street is like its own mini city – you can get literally everything there, from camping equipment to vibrators, with a top notch selection of eateries and pubs to […]

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A day to celebrate espresso martinis and strawberry daiquiris. Every year on May 13th, cocktail enthusiasts around the world come together to celebrate World Cocktail Day. This special occasion honours the art of mixology, from classic concoctions to innovative creations. Cocktails have become an integral part of socialising, dining, and enjoying life’s moments of indulgence. […]

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Big news for the goys. After opening their third location in Blackrock last summer, the hospitality group run by former Leinster Rugby players Seán O’Brien, Jamie Heaslip, and Rob and Dave Kearney, and former chair of the Licensed Vintners’ Association Noel Anderson are expanding once more. Anderson took to Twitter to share snaps of a […]

3 years ago

I will need to take out a small loan for the first spot. Unless you are an under-a-rock dweller, Patrick Star style, you will be acquainted with Chat GPT. A site that basically answers any question you may have in seconds, giving everything from life advice to writing code, it has captured our attention in […]

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Header images via Instagram/spitalfields_dublin/bakeology.treats One of Dublin’s oldest neighbourhoods, with a never-ending list of reasons to visit. From Michelin-starred restaurants to warm and welcoming cafés that have served the community for decades, the Liberties is brimming with gems worth visiting. Usually high up on the lists of tourists and Dubliners alike, the Liberties is known […]

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Cheers to that. Summer is fast approaching next month, and it’s looking to be a great few weeks for Dublin events. From Thursday 4th to Saturday 6th May, a world class cocktail festival is landing in Ireland for the first time, taking place at cult favourite restaurants and bars across the country. This festival is […]

3 years ago

The rise of the roast dinner has reached new peaks. Over the past few months in Dublin, what started out as a hushed whisper has become a loud-and-proud declaration – brunch is out, roast dinners are in. Before I delve into this, let me state for the record – brunch will always have a place […]

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 […]

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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, […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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We are entering into a new phase of weekend dining, that no longer centres around the twilight zone between breakfast and lunch Ecohing the cultural barometer beloved of weekend magazines, Dublin-based food and drink influencer Sarah Hanrahan posted a video recently sharing an “unpopular opinion” that brunch was out and that Sunday Meals were in. […]

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