Get a good feed no matter which side of the Liffey you’re based on. Krewe on Capel Street has been a tried and true Dublin eatery in the four years it’s been operating. It ranked as seventh on the OpenTable list of most booked Dublin restaurants for 2023, and it’s constantly passing the lips of […]

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Truly slim pickings for housing these days Ironically located on Long Lane, off Camden Street, this little house is actually a complete accident. Reflected in its number, the little house sits beside 19 and 20, 19A is the only house in the row of redbrick terraces with a letter attached to it. Built in the […]

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Sommeliers and splash seekers, your time has come. It’s the time of year every wine enthusiast and everyone who pretends to be a wine enthusiast in their Hinge interests section looks forward to. Beaujolais Nouveau will soon be upon us, a celebration of the popular red wine made from Gamay grapes in the Beaujolais region […]

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We’re in the final countdown. Yes, we have speculated whether this 20 year old trend is slowly dying, perhaps evident by the fact there aren’t more cafés whipping up PSLs on this list, but basic as it may be, it’s a celebration of autumn in my eyes, and I can’t help but love it. If […]

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We love a week without any closures. After weeks upon weeks of opener after opener, this week’s Dublin hospitality news is a little lighter than what we’ve been used to, but exciting nonetheless. Four openers have come to our attention, from a new pizza spot in Donnybrook, to the launch of Jade asian restaurant in […]

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Giving D4 locals something to get fired up about. Fired Up is by far one of the tastiest additions to the Dublin takeaway landscape in recent years. They popped up during the first covid lockdown in 2020, and quickly asserted themselves as one of the best spots for pizza in the county. Now Fired Up […]

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Spanish cuisine and small plates are firmly in. In this county, sometimes getting attached to a new restaurant can be like going back to an ex. You know you could get hurt again, but the hope of what could be is simply too strong. You know what they say, it’s better to have loved and […]

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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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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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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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As a city we’ve come a long way when it comes to catering for Coeliacs Ireland experiences one of the highest rates of Coeliac disease in the world- with an estimated 1 in every 100 members of the population impacted. An estimated 50,000 people in Ireland have Coeliac disease with a further 400,000 suffering from […]

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The US Embassy made a similar warning last week. Following the recent string of anti-social and violent behaviour in the capital, the Spanish Embassy have updated their security advice which warns citizens to take “special precautions” when visiting Dublin. The below warning appears on the Spanish Embassy website and has been translated into English: “Special […]

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