FOMO, be gone! If you didn’t get your hands on Electric Picnic tickets, or decided not to risk the weekend being a total washout, leaving you with fear and a post-festival cold, then you might find yourself with little to no plans for this weekend. However, the good thing about being based in Dublin is […]

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When life gives you lemons… Given its location, and relation to Lemon & Duke, the name “Little Lemon” is particularly fitting. They officially opened over the weekend, and fans of Lemon & Duke will be buzzing to check out this latest venture. Little Lemon is the fourth establishment for the pub group run by rugby […]

2 years ago

Long may the bubble tea trend last. On Saturday August 26, Nana’s launched a Dublin 1 bubble tea haven on Bachelors Walk. Bubble tea has exploded as a trend in Dublin over the last decade, with shops such as Charap, Chewbrew, YumCha, Ea-Tea and many more all serving the boba filled beverage. This will be […]

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Be quick, tickets will most definitely sell out! On the back of selling out 70 shows at Vicar Street, Joanne McNally is returning to Ireland for her highly-rated comedy show, The Prosecco Express. Listed in Variety’s ten comics to watch for 2023, Joanne has been described by the Sunday Times as a ‘truly gifted stand-up’ – […]

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The statue has been vandalised twice in as many weeks. After years of being rubbed up by many a tourist, in the last fortnight Molly Malone’s front has been painted black and written over in green marker. Following the initial slathering of black paint Dublin City Council had stepped in to clean the statue, but […]

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I’m not crying, you are. On September 30th, Dogs Trust will launch its inaugural memorial walk, “The Big Paws” at Malahide Castle, a joyous day to reflect and celebrate our pets, both past and present. The walk is a time to take “paws” and remember the the pups in our lives that are no longer […]

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Now with added coq. If a steakhouse is your go-to for birthday dinners, graduations and any other cause for celebration, you’ve one more spot to add to the list as South William Street’s Boeuf is expanding its herd. Known for serving prime cuts of Irish beef with a French flourish, Boeuf have been open since […]

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Leapin’ lizards. The West End production of Annie has opened at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and we couldn’t wait to see this take on the beloved film. A show that hardly needs introduction, Annie follows its titular character in 1930s New York amid the Great Depression, where she reluctantly resides at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. […]

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Huge news for Griolladh fanatics. It’s safe to say Griolladh have changed the toastie game in Dublin since they first launched in 2020. While they started off running out of food trucks at different markets and locations, they opened their first brick and mortar on Thomas Street in 2022, and took over from Joe’s Coffee in Arnotts in […]

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The space which formerly housed Pala Pizza has transformed. Brighton Road, a new bistro diner, is opening ahead of schedule in Foxrock this week. It is based in what was formerly Pala Pizza, going back to its Bistro One roots, and while the menu is still currently being kept on the DL, great things are […]

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Whether you’re craving pub grub, pad thai or some of the best ramen in the country, Camden Street has you covered. Not necessarily one of the most frequently trodden streets by tourists and visitors to Dublin, Camden Street has a lot to offer in terms of lunch spots, cafés and cosy date night locations. Handily […]

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Where will we get our dessert toasties now? A Temple Bar toastie spot, with a does-what-it-says-on-the-tin kind of name, have announced their impending closure after three years in business. Toastie addressed their customers on Instagram, announcing the full details behind the closure. “Toastie will cease trading on the 31st of August. Due to various different […]

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