Heading to see Calvin Harris or Travis Scott this weekend? Here’s what you need to know. The organisers behind the summer Marlay Park gigs are getting on top of things as they have released important information on their upcoming festival, Longitude. The two-day event is full of great acts including head-liners Calvin Harris on Saturday […]

3 years ago

Where will we go for our yard-long pizza fix now? Ranelagh has lost one of their most popular restaurants with the sudden closure of Pizza Yard, home of Dublin’s only yard-long pizzas (or two-yards for bigger groups). The well-known spot opened in 2018, and became a popular eatery for pizza lovers in the area; the […]

3 years ago

Are you an absolute sucker for a glass of vino? Wine lovers, listen up. If you’re looking for something more than a few glasses of vino at the pub, these are the top wine experiences to enjoy in Dublin right now. 6. Eatyard Wine & Cheese Festival Location: Bernard Shaw For one magical weekend, Eatyard […]

3 years ago

“We explored and exhausted every possible angle” Some of the events we were most looking forward to this summer were the ones organised by Temporary Pleasure for July. Unfortunately these Dublin Port events have had to be postponed due to “unforeseen insurance issues regarding temporary structures“. There were meant to be a total of four outdoor […]

3 years ago

We’re saying hello to some new restaurants and shops, and goodbye to a few cult faves. There have been a lot of Dublin openers to buzz over, and unfortunately some very sad closures as well. While we say goodbye to cult favourite spots in Crumlin and Tallaght, we say hello to a few new foodie […]

3 years ago

They had us at soufflé pancakes. Former Dublin GAA footballer Philly McMahon, who also co-owns the ready-meal brand NutriQuick, has opened a new brunch spot in Finglas. The café has a very apt name, Wobble, as its speciality are soufflé pancakes. Wobble serve both breakfast and brunch. For breakfast you can order baps, Nutella stuffed […]

3 years ago

Go for a Friday tipple without breaking the bank. We all know drinking in this country is very expensive. Pints are veering on costing double digits, and a recent report from the European Commission shows that Irish alcohol prices are over double the EU average, with only Finland ahead of us in that department. So […]

3 years ago

Somewhere new (and sustainable) to shop all your summer and festival bits. Dublin’s wealth of vintage stores is slowly but surely growing, and always welcome in the city centre. Which is why we were delighted to see Mayo store Thirty Five Vintage have recently opened a Dublin branch on Fade Street. They had a hugely […]

3 years ago

“We are sad to be closing our doors”. The current economic climate has claimed another Dublin business as The Vintage café in Crumlin took to Instagram to say they would officially be closing on Friday June 30th. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Vintage Café (@vintagecafe_dublin) While this will […]

3 years ago

A very happy Pride to one and all. After weeks of celebrations, Dublin Pride weekend is officially upon us. As well as the annual Pride parade, taking place on Saturday June 24th, there are loads of events to get stuck into, including markets, cabaret, rooftop brunches, and more. If your weekend diary is looking a […]

3 years ago

Long may the burrito obsession continue. The 700m Baggot Street stretch is a haven of food spots, with a particular focus on healthy food (they have all three Eathos cafés) as well as the ever-trendy burrito. Currently on Baggot Street you can find Tolteca, as well as a Boojum just around the corner on Mespil […]

3 years ago

“It is simply not viable to operate.” Tallaght restaurant Peachtree East have decided to close after almost seven years in business. They were a well known and much loved eatery to D24 locals, serving everything from brunch to cocktails. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Peachtree East (@peachtree_east) Peachtree East […]

3 years ago