Repairs are ongoing, and expected to be completed by 10am tomorrow. Irish Water is currently working with Dublin City Council to restore water supply in large parts of the city centre and surrounding areas, following a burst to a high-pressure water main. According to Irish Water, crews are onsite working on repairs “and every effort […]

3 years ago

There’s a new burger spot in town. Open where B Skewer used to reside on Bolton Street, 2 Lads keeps in the meat-y tradition, with their prime focus being burgers and hot dogs. But not just any hot dogs – the dessert kind. Their menu is short but creative – starters consist of chicken coxinhas, […]

3 years ago

Huge losses for the Dublin hospitality scene. While there’s been a steady stream of new restaurant and cafés opening up in Dublin, unfortunately the same can be said of closures. In 2023 alone we’ve seen the closure of over a dozen Dublin restaurants and coffee trailers, with the main culprits being staff shortages, price increases […]

3 years ago

For canines who enjoy the finer things in life. If you’ve got a dog at home who deserves to be treated beyond an aul sausage scrap from the weekend fry up, you’re in luck. Afternoon tea is underway at the Conrad Hotel, and all furry friends are invited. Dublin has upped its game significantly in […]

3 years ago

The Council’s pilot Responsible Dog Ownership campaign was launched in Liberty Park, Dublin 1.  Dublin City Council have launched a Responsible Dog Ownership campaign across the city, through which 50 new Dog Poo Dispensers a new Public Doggie Toilet have been introduced. The aim of the campaign is to encourage people to clean up their […]

3 years ago

‘His story is a tragic one’. A dog had to be given “intensive care” for alcoholism after developing a dependency because his late owner kept leaving unfinished drinks out. Coco, a two-year-old Labrador cross, was taken to the Woodside Animal Rescue Trust in Plympton in the UK along with his pal, Georgie, after their owner […]

3 years ago

He’s packed a lot into his two days. From shouting out the Black and Tans to picking up a jambon at a deli in Dundalk, Sleepy Joe has been flat out since he touched down in Belfast (or an airport that we were led to believe was in Belfast) on Tuesday evening. Naturally, the people […]

3 years ago

“The most loyal and loving dogs”. Infinitely skilled in the art of tugging at your heartstrings like no one else can, DSPCA have just launched a new initiative to help people learn more about bull breeds and get to know some of the bulldogs currently in their care. The Love-a-Bull Lounge will be open for […]

3 years ago

Gardaí also seized over €30,000 worth of cannabis, four vehicles and a trailer as part of the raid. 16 puppies were recovered as part of a Garda Search Operation in Ballymun yesterday. The puppies were retrieved safely and received veterinary care from My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue in Offaly. The charity confirmed that all 16 […]

3 years ago

PSA for frequent Bull Island visitors. A new visitor management scheme is set to come into effect on Bull Island at the end of the month, which requires dogs to stay on leads, and parts of the island to be closed off to the public. This is an effort to conserve the island’s wildlife and […]

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

A new haunt for early birds and night owls. Brazilian café Recanto, based on Talbot Street where Esquire Coffee used to have a branch, officially opened for business on Monday 6th March. What sets Recanto apart from other Dublin cafés is not only that they stay open late, they’re also relatively affordable compared to other […]

3 years ago