For when you need to hatch that plan Hell hath no fury than a pack of gals out on a hen night, so you can only imagine what the WhatsApp looked like in the lead-up to it. With so many disparate elements to appease, hen nights can be a veritable minefield, so here’s a couple […]

1 year ago

Narrowing this list down was hungry work There are a lot of burger offerings in this city, but many of them aren’t up to scratch, or fall flat by not serving the far superior smash burger. We’ve lost a ton of great burger joints as well, from The Counter, to Mosh Burger, to Heisenburger (which […]

1 year ago

If you are planning a trip to Dublin’s fair city this year, here are some spots to keep in mind A lot of Dubliners will tell you with a laugh and a wink, that they don’t know why visitors come here. There must be something in the indelible charm of the place that causes visitors […]

1 year ago

Pub quizzes in Dublin are plentiful but you’d want to be quite fortunate to stumble upon one without any prior research Suburban pub quizzes in Dublin have been a tradition for as long as anyone can remember but if you’re new to an area or just passing through it can be hard to suss out […]

1 year ago

Our new series showcases Dublin’s most beloved postcodes, recommending where to get the very best grub and the sups, alongside the best thing to do in the neighbourhood. Inchicore has its roots in industry and occupation, with the village growing around Richmond Barracks, a base for the British Army, and a pivotal location in the […]

1 year ago

“We have tried everything to keep our business going” A popular Dublin restaurant loved by the late Anthony Bourdain has officially closed its doors this week. The Chophouse restaurant in Ballsbridge was once hailed by the celebrity chef as where he had “the best f**king meal I’ve ever eaten in Dublin”. Owners, Kevin and Jillian […]

1 year ago

The livestreams will rotate every few minutes. Two new cities have been added to the Dublin to New York portal this week. Originally connecting the Irish capital to New York City, the North Earl St exhibit will now stream live feeds from Vilnius in Lithuania and Lublin in Poland. It has been confirmed by Dublin […]

1 year ago

Our new series showcases Dublin’s most beloved postcodes, by chatting to the folks that make up communities, getting to grips with the culture, and sampling the very best grub and the sups. Inchicore has its roots in industry and occupation, with the village growing around Richmond Barracks, a base for the British Army, and a […]

1 year ago

A combo my indigestion is never quite able to handle, but one that’s oft sought after in Dublin. If you’ve got a special occasion coming up – one you’d like to celebrate over an aperitif and delicious meal – there’s no shortage of opportunities to enjoy both at once in Dublin, all under the same […]

1 year ago

It’s all go here in hospitality-land With Summer truly in full swing, the inhabitants of Dublin are experiencing what we would describe as the sleepiest week on record. We are putting it down to the humidity (which we aren’t used to) coupled with the rain (which we are). A quieter week than last week, but […]

1 year ago

Art lovers buckle up for the mother of all events Ireland’s biggest art and sculpture event Art and Soul is set to arrive at Kildare’s K Club, from August 11 – September 8, with organisers saying that “the closest the event has been to Dublin in its twelve-year run”. Featuring €8 million worth of works […]

1 year ago

A pint of plain is your only man One of the many aspects of Irish society that people invariably have an opinion on is where to get a good pint of Guinness, in the capital this topic is no less contentious. Speculation on every aspect of the processes that go into a pint are the […]

1 year ago