Dublin City Council is considering buying the building, which is on sale with a guide price of €13.5 million. DCC is considering buying the former Ulster Bank building on Dublin’s College Green with plans to convert it for social housing, the Irish Times has reported. Ulster Bank ceased operation in the Republic of Ireland in […]

2 years ago

The end of an era for one beloved Dublin restaurant. It would appear that Camden Street restaurant Jerusalem have unfortunately closed their doors. The much loved restaurant have been open since 2009, and while they made no public announcement of their closure, their Instagram bio does confirm the news. Lovin attempted to get in touch […]

2 years ago

These tongue-firmly-in-cheek billboards have been spotted going up around town Here at Lovin Dublin, we like to keep a keen eye on this town’s goings-on, and a recent new development has piqued our interest. We’re talking, of course, about the brand-new Be More Tullamore billboards that have been popping up all over Dublin. These bad […]

2 years ago

You don’t make friends with salad, but luckily that’s not all that’s on offer for veggies in this city. The veggie offerings in Dublin City have thankfully come a long way from where they used to be a couple of years ago. Long gone are plates led by a Portobello mushroom baked to a sludge, […]

2 years ago

This is the restaurant’s 7th location in Dublin. As a lover of sushi, I’ve tried plenty of raw fish spots in Dublin in search of the nicest sushi, as well as the most cost effective. Anyone else who is a lover of the Japanese cuisine will know it often doesn’t come cheap, and a plate […]

2 years ago

The food van is winging it for D3 this time. Big news for the people of Clontarf looking for their burgers and wings fix; WingMan announced that they have launched their fourth food van, loaded up with all your menu favourites. The new burger and wings van flew into Clontarf Rugby Club, and were open […]

2 years ago

We’re catching up with the continent, and it’s high time. Hot on the coattails of the announcement that the long neglected Iveagh Markets will receive €9 million in funding for conservation works, another food market is Dublin bound. According to the Irish Times, the Martin Barry Group has taken a lease on St Andrew’s Church, […]

2 years ago

Somewhere new to stretch those vocal chords. Karaoke bars have exploded in popularity over the last couple of years. Dublin has no shortage of them, and we’re delighted to see one more is about to be added to its ranks. Drumcondra pub The Cat & Cage have just unveiled “Cat Sounds”, their new karaoke and […]

2 years ago

Flat whites and flankers, the combo that just makes sense. In the past year or so, the scaffolding has been cleared and we’ve seen a number of businesses setting up camp at the location formerly known as Central Bank, from global conglomerates Krispy Kreme to Irish up-and-comers Griolladh. While you’re no longer likely to encounter […]

2 years ago

“Online reviews about an establishment or service need to be fair and genuine.” Much loved Indian restaurant Rasam have clapped back at “fake” one-star reviews being left on Google. The Glasthule establishment have been open for 20 years, and in that time have become a firm favourite amongst Dubliners for Indian cuisine, often finding themselves […]

2 years ago

Two Cherrywood openers, and saying goodbye to a favourite Dublin cafe. The last couple of weeks have been particularly busy for Dublin hospitality openers, and this week is no different. With two openers in Cherrywood, a rebrand for one famous Camden Street pub, and the launch of a third Greenville Deli, it’s all been go […]

2 years ago

Voyage back in time with your pint. If you’ve been in the market for a new watering hole to check out for your next tipple, then look no further than Dame Street. The Voyager officially opened up there at the beginning of September, and it is making itself at home in this prime Dublin 2 […]

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