Those wishing to contribute to the conversation now have until next week. A huge topic of discussion among Dublin creatives this week has been the future of live events at the Iveagh Gardens. Gigs at the venue are potentially under threat as the Office of Public Works has opened a consultation, inviting members of the […]

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The building has stood empty since 2008. The Sentinel building in Sandyford has remained empty and derelict for 15 years; it was originally intended to be an office building, but has remained unused since 2008. On the 27th July, Dante Property Company Ltd applied for planning permission to turn the tower into an apartment block, […]

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An ideal new lunch spot in the heart of the city. Silk Purse, from the people behind Spitalfields and The Pig’s Ear, initially teased its opening in 2022. It launched as a pop-up in July 2023, for organic and vegan soup business Love Hug Foods, and have finally opened as a café. The Nassau Street […]

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Having a rough day? There’s a coffee spot for that. Summer is well and truly gone, with the air turning chilly and the days getting noticeably shorter. However, the desire to go for a coffee and a walk doesn’t dissipate with the arrival of autumn, and Malahide is one of the most gorgeous places you […]

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A public consultation regarding events at the venue will run until 6th October. The Office of Public Works is currently undertaking a review of live events at the Iveagh Gardens, a popular venue for outdoor music and comedy gigs during the summer months in Dublin. For well over a decade, outdoor events have been held […]

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“It’s been a wild ride!” Best known perhaps for its time as a carpark rooftop restaurant, based for a time on Trinity Street, Allta are no stranger to switching things up, and they are at it again with plans to open a new eatery, bar, and micro bakery in the heart of the Dublin docklands. […]

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If Everything I Know About Love is your bible, you’re not going to want to miss this. Literary sensation Dolly Alderton, author of Everything I Know About Love, Ghosts, and the soon-to-be published Good Material, is coming to Dublin and Belfast to do two special live shows in celebration of her new fiction novel. Alderton […]

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The recently developed Charlemont Square is marketing itself as a ‘Dublin district with a bright future’. Works by Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali and Banksy will all be on display at an upcoming Irish exhibition, being held to mark the launch of a new Dublin district. The district in question is Charlemont Square, a new work, […]

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This aesthetic treatment promises to deliver the results of a “lunchtime facelift’ using new technology. EMFACE marks a new advance in non-invasive facial rejuvenation by offering people the opportunity to achieve a “lift, tone, and a more youthful appearance” without the need to go under the knife. “It works by using synchronised RF (Radio-frequency) and […]

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30 North Frederick Street has been described by the Irish Times as “one of the city’s most notorious derelict buildings”. This is because the protected building, which has been derelict for over two decades has been falling into a further state of disrepair since 2015, when a large section of its back wall fell into […]

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Enter sp00kie season in style by getting booking some deliciously brilliant events in the Fair City Scratching your head wondering what to do with yourself this month? We gotchuu, we’ve hand-picked a list of what to book in Dublin this October: 10. Bram Stoker Festival Friday 27th October – Monday 30th October, more info here  […]

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The terrace initially opened during covid restrictions. Outdoor seating areas that opened during the pandemic are slowly but surely being phased out since restrictions were done away with, and The Old Orchard’s outdoor terrace in Rathfarnham is the most recent to face closure. Little Orchard took to Instagram to bid the area farewell and give […]

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