The Camden Exchange is no more. Following a closure period, The Camden Exchange is no more, instead becoming Tucker Reilly’s, a new gastropub with a new look and new food offering. Tucker Reilly’s officially opened on Friday September 15, showing off their fresh space and new concept to Dublin 2. They are keeping with the […]

2 years ago

Cue the “Halloween hasn’t even happened yet” comments. There are less than 100 days to go until Christmas (no, we can’t believe it either) and Arnotts has officially opened its Christmas store. There are just weeks to go until the Christmas shopping madness takes over Henry and Grafton Street. We know Halloween isn’t even here […]

2 years ago

The land of saints and scholars has some choice words when it comes to rebuffs Talking about things like our feelings, emotions and past traumas g’luck. But when it comes to slagging people we really excel. This phenomenon might have something to do with all the unexpressed thoughts we carry around with us each and […]

2 years ago

Season 2 can’t drop soon enough. Donabate beach carpark is set to close two days this week, Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st, but for a very good reason. Our favourite bad sisters are back filming for season two of the award-winning show, and the beach carpark is being used for location purposes by the production […]

2 years ago

Cherrywood commuters, listen up. Last month we wrote up about the unfortunate news that Chroí coffee hatch had closed in Kilternan after two years in business. The outdoor coffee hatch based beside De La Salle Palmerstown Football Club shared the news on Instagram that they were closing towards the end of August. In their two […]

2 years ago

Aladdin is one show you need to see. Aladdin is officially coming to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre next year, and we have a feeling it will sell out quickly. The hit West End show will run at the Grand Canal Dock theatre for three weeks in 2024, from March 20th to April 14th. This […]

2 years ago

Rising VAT, energy, and the inability to get staff led to his decision to sell. Keshk cafe on Mespil Road has officially closed as of September 9th, much to the dismay of Dubliners far and wide. The BYOB spot has been open for 15 years, serving stunning Mediterranean cuisine and coffee to the masses, and […]

2 years ago

We’re bleeding her dry, as she’d say. Following the flurry of teenage angst and millennials-wishing-they-were-still-teenage angst after Olivia Rodrigo’s first Dublin date announcement, the consecutive decision has been made to add a second. The Vampire singer announced her Guts World Tour earlier this week on the back of her new album release, whilst 3Arena posted […]

2 years ago

A monumental piece of art. Dublin has so many great statues, all of which come with their own unique backstory, but today we’re looking at what has fondly become known as “The Floozy in the Jacuzzi.” ⁠Officially the statue is called Anna Livia Plurabelle, after a character who features in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake as an […]

2 years ago

Twister daiquiris anyone? Great news for Glasnevin locals, as The Botanic gastro pub has officially reopened for the first time in almost two years. They initially closed down in December 2021, during a time when hospitality locations had to close no later than 8pm in keeping with covid restrictions. While this law was lifted in […]

2 years ago

Anything can be made into a restaurant these days. Dublin has a wealth of history, not just in museums and parks, but in its restaurants as well, as you can see from this quirky list of spots that used to serve different purpose. 12. MV Cill Airne Set sail on this renovated training vessel for […]

2 years ago

PSA for a budding entrepreneur. Earlier in the week, we reported on the sad news that Portmarnock coffee spot Beach Brew would unfortunately be closing its doors after this weekend. The food trailer launched at its beach-side location in May 2021, run by the same people who own Town Yard Bistro in Malahide, and Kealy’s […]

2 years ago