“D24 Are You Ready To Be CLUCKED UP” After over a year of suspense, Cluck Chicken are finally opening their brick and mortar location in Tallaght. The chicken shop first took to socials to share the news of their D24 opener in May 2022, following on from the success of their Walkinstown food truck, which […]

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The National Children’s Hospital is not set to be open to patients until 2030 at the earliest, a former leading consultant has said. The State has been battling with developers from BAM over 2,000 claims worth more than €700million and it is believed that the they have now repeatedly pushed back the completion until May […]

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Who’s ready for Dublin’s latest food trend? Here at Lovin Dublin we spend a lot of time discussing what era Dublin’s food scene is in. Trends come and go in all aspects of life; fashion, entertainment, social media apps, and the same can be said of hospitality. Over the years, the city has seen streets […]

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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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In spirit, if not in body. Una Healy has been announced as the Fairy Queen for this year’s Panto, the 25th Anniversary show run, Sammy, Buffy and the Beanstalk. Alan Hughes and Karl Broderick of panto.ie made the announcement today and confirmed the show would take to the stage at new home of Panto; The […]

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Brought to you by Glass Mask Theatre With tasty food and exciting new theatre, there’s a lot to love about this Dawson Street venue. When it comes to catch-ups with friends or date nights, it’s always fun to mix it up a bit and opt for an experience that offers a little more than just […]

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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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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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Coffee culture in Dublin has flourished in the last few years We’ve come a long way from suffering through bitter astringent coffees from coffee chains that will remain nameless. The number of incredible indie coffee shops that have appeared in the last few years is nothing short of incredible, but it’s abundantly clear that Dubliners […]

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“This is a huge milestone” After 17 years in business, Gourmet Food Parlour are taking Dublin city centre by storm, opening a new space in Arnotts. They took to Instagram to share the news with their followers with the following post: “The news is finally out!! Gourmet Food Parlour is coming to Dublin’s city centre! […]

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Somewhere to soak up the last of those long summer evenings. Open air food market Cowtown launched over the summer to Dublin 7 locals, the ideal place to stop by for casual drinks and some tasty grub. Cowtown is based at the top of Prussia Street, and is fittingly named, given the old cattle market […]

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Europe’s biggest BBQ & Food Festival is back with a bang for four-days of fun, smoke and grease between 17th–20th of August Fanning the flames in the leafy environs of Herbert Park this week will be a festival dedicated to the ancient art of cooking over the fire. This year the organisers (the people that […]

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