If relationship experts are to be believed, today is the big day. So we’re got some tips and tricks for helping you break up in Dublin. Yes, December 11th is “Breakup Day,” according to the most reliable source of all time: Facebook data. The unofficial title was bestowed upon the day back in 2008, when […]
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Brought to you by Don Julio Tequila. Over 18s only. Please drink responsibly. Don Julio Tequila are embracing this gorgeous holiday with an event in one of Dublin’s most beloved Mexican restaurants. Observed by Mexicans worldwide on the 1st and 2nd of November, Día de Los Muertos is a vibrant celebration that unites generations of […]
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Brought to you by NYX Hotel Dublin Portobello We got a glimpse of the menu and our mouths are watering already. There are few things that delight us more on a lazy Sunday than catching up with our nearest and dearest, indulging in flavoursome food while sipping on decadent cocktails. That’s right, we’re big fans […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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You’ll be able to count Dublin nightclubs on one hand soon The Well have announced that they have closed up their massive space on Stephen’s Green. The spot which had three storeys, held a bar, restaurant and nightclub, and was a gigantic space perfect for bigger groups and parties. Known for its drag brunches, The […]
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If there’s one thing Dublin does well, it’s a pub Locals will always have a list as long as their arm of the best ones, ready and waiting to be passed around to those visiting and the historic link between Dublin pubs and literature, theatre and lore is felt with the sip of every pint. […]
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The Fête Nationale is upon us, and here’s how to celebrate in Dublin Bastille Day, or le quatorze juillet commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris on July 14th 1789, an event which came to be seen as the symbolic beginning of the French Revolution. And if you find yourself on the streets […]
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As anyone living here will attest, Dublin isn’t exactly a cheap city. Whether Dublin is your home or your holiday destination for the weekend, it’s always handy to have the insider scoop on the city’s best free activities. Pint prices are touching €10, coffees are venturing dangerously near the €5 mark and it sometimes feels […]
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A total of nine orders were issued to food businesses during May for breaches of food safety legislation The Food Safety Authority of Ireland [FSAI] issued nine orders to Irish hospitality businesses, last month, including four closure orders to Dublin-based hospitality businesses. The rationale for the orders ranges from the evidence of rodent infestation, including […]
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