Can’t stop, won’t stop. Just weeks after opening their new restaurant in Phibsborough, Bunsen are back on Instagram teasing the arrival of another new location, but before other Dubliners get too excited, their new spot appears to be outside our Fair City. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bunsen (@bunsenburgers) […]
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The season of spookiness is well and truly upon us. As the crisp autumn leaves paint the city streets, and the air turns considerably chillier than it has been as of late, Dublin prepares for Halloween with a host of events to get involved with this spooky season. From ghost hunts, to flea markets, fancy […]
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The new “Vicar Street Quarter” would see 2,000 seater and 250 seater venues built in addition to the existing 1,200 seater on Thomas Street. Entrepreneur and owner of Vicar Street Harry Crosbie has unveiled plans to extend the music venue offerings in the Liberties significantly, with two new venues proposed to make up the new […]
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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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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 […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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Looking for a sp00k this Halloween, you won’t need to stray too far from the capital It’s perhaps unsurprising that was first settled around the 7th century and has gathered a few scary stories and haunted spots in that time. Through the years Dublin has been the setting of all manner of crimes, from graphic […]
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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 […]
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If you ask any Dubliner, they’ll obviously tell you their local Chinese is the best. Your relationship with your local Chinese is probably among the most consistent and unproblematic you’ll have in your life – they’re there for you in times of need, of celebration and everything in between. If you were to ask me […]
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