If you or anyone in your social media circle follows the DSPCA, you’ve likely seen videos of this older gentleman cropping up over the last year. 12 year old Jordan the collie was found as a stray by the DSCPA last year, and despite being a handsome, gentle boy he hasn’t had the easiest ride […]

3 years ago

Saying a big oui oui to this. Iciar Ltd, a French cheese shop based in Blackrock, have just announced their new newest venture – a wine and cheese bar that will be opening next week. Serving up cosy Parisian vibes as well as their selection of wine and cheese, the new bar will be based […]

3 years ago

Born to di-ve right into the sale rack at Nine Crows. As Lana stans all over Ireland attempt to come to grips with missing out on tickets for her last-minute show at 3Arena tonight, some may have been lucky enough to catch her out for a rummage at some of Dublin’s best vintage shops yesterday. […]

3 years ago

In celebration of our fave crustacean. After making its return last year following the pandemic, Dalkey Lobster Fest is officially back once more for 2023. According to their website, previous years have seen as many as 20,000 people flock to Dalkey to celebrate our fave crustacean. This year there are expected to be 30,000 people […]

3 years ago

At a former Fyffes’ banana-ripening unit. The Cooler, a brand-new venue within The Complex in Smithfield, will officially open its doors to the public at this year’s MusicTown festival, from the 27th July to the 30th July. The annual festival will see performances from the likes of Anna Mieke, Paddy Keenan, Zaska, Paddy Hanna, Elaine […]

3 years ago

No, not that Fire Fest. Unlike a certain 2017 fraudulent festival that spawned its own Netflix documentary (that’s when you know things have gotten a bit out of hand) Fire Fest is a food and drink festival taking place in Dublin 14 in mid-July. Fired Up Pizza is bringing you a weekend packed full of […]

3 years ago

Truly the end of an era. It’s a very sad week for Dublin nightlife as cult favourite spot TRAMLINE took to Instagram on Wednesday (July 5) to announce the news of their closure. The D’Olier Street venue was somewhat of an institution for the people of Dublin; it was a music venue, a place for […]

3 years ago

End of Dee world vibes. If watching the RTÉ payment scandal unfold and develop has had you rattled to no end, the only way to really shake it off is by having a good ole fashioned bop. It’s cleansing for the body and mind – particularly if the setting is an RTÉ is Over Party. […]

3 years ago

The plant has reached a height of around two feet since mowing ceased in May. The lawns in Trinity College Dublin are historically known for being immaculately trimmed with “no walking on the grass” signage billowing in the breeze, but since a nationwide effort to re-wild green spaces got underway in May they’ve sprouted more […]

3 years ago

The new initiative aims to make Dawson Street the ‘buzziest’ street in the city. Dublin City Council have recently begun the ‘greening’ of Dawson Street, with trees, shrubs and other plants placed outside Mansion House and surrounding buildings. The idea, according to DCC, is to provide a corridor from St Stephens Green to Trinity College […]

3 years ago

New places for pancakes, pastries and prawn popcorn. Welcome to The Lovin Round Up, our weekly glance at the main hospitality headlines for Dublin including openers, closures and everything in between. This week has brought with it a selection of new brunch spots and high quality fish-and-chip carts, and we’ve sadly said goodbye to a […]

3 years ago

A return to youth for those who spent many a Saturday flicking through vinyls and the giant poster racks. Prolific music retailer HMV (His Master’s Voice) has officially reopened in Dublin after a seven year-long absence, under new ownership. The new Henry Street location was originally scheduled to open mid-July, but lifted its shutters today […]

3 years ago