The Leopardstown Races are a post-Christmas tradition for many. They’re a great way to gather the troops for St. Stephen’s Day, they get you up and out of bed from your Christmas slumber and they give you the chance to win back some of that money you spent shopping throughout December. They also have the […]
6 years ago
Dublin Film Festival is in full swing and there are plenty of excellent films being screened around the city that you won’t want to miss. From documentaries to comedies and classics, we’ve got you covered if you’re looking for the perfect thing to watch this weekend. Here’s our pick of some of the best on […]
7 years ago
With the news that both Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane have parted ways with the FAI following a meeting on Wednesday morning – the full statement can be read here – the search is now on for the next Republic of Ireland manager. It’s only a couple of weeks until the qualifying draw is made […]
7 years ago
The big man himself is coming to Dublin this weekend and we just can’t wait for the occasion to bring the city to its knees. Lengthy road closures, lack of Dublin Bus real-time information and diversion upon diversion bring us divine joy on Saturday and Sunday. We’d love to be able to walk on […]
8 years ago
On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you ahead of tonight’s Love Island final? After weeks and weeks of drama, coupling, re-coupling, kissing and fighting, it all comes down to tonight where Jack and Dani, Kaz and Josh, Wes and Megan and Laura and Paul face off against each other for a cool €50,000. […]
8 years ago
The visit of Pope Francis to Dublin is getting closer and final preparations are being put in place ahead of the event. As part of the trip, His Holiness will attend the World Meeting Of Families at Croke Park on Saturday August 25 and all the stops are being pulled out for entertainment on the […]
8 years ago
Dublin Pride isn’t just one of the city’s biggest and most spectacular celebrations, it’s also a powerful symbol of a changing, more inclusive Ireland for everyone. We spoke to Cormac Cashman, an event manager and club promoter of Mother, Sweatbox and Prhomo, as well as a member of the board of Dublin Pride. The Dubliner […]
8 years ago
Dublin’s ‘I Believe Her’ march took place at the Spire at lunchtime on Thursday. Hundreds of people, men and women, turned out to show their support for the complainant of the Belfast Trial. On Wednesday, Paddy Jackson was found not guilty of rape and sexual assault, Stuart Olding was found not guilty of rape, Blane McIlroy was cleared of […]
8 years ago
Gardaí are currently investigating two robberies that were carried out on individual bookmakers in the northside of Dublin on Sunday, 21st January. The Irish Independent is reporting that a Ladbrokes office in the Racecourse Shopping Centre was robbed at around 11am. One person was armed with a knife while the other smashed the glass at the […]
8 years ago
Every week, we focus on some of Dublin’s top offices and this time around we’re having a nose around Paddy Power Betfair on Beech Hill Road in Clonskeagh. For you, it’s not just a chance to join one of the smartest, most innovative teams around. It’s a chance to create fun, exciting experiences for millions of people […]
9 years ago
We told you guys last week about this deadly pop-up in Dublin. And this morning it officially opened its doors! Heinz Meanz Beanz can be found at 33 Wicklow Street from today until April 30 – and the offerings look tasty af. The pop-up has been launched in celebration of the famous Beanz Meanz Heinz […]
9 years ago
Quirky make-up brand Benefit is so much more than just deadly packaging and slick products… The company is also full of charitable souls, who are setting up shop at 53 South William Street today from 12pm – 7pm, running an all pink pop-up charity shop. Pop in to the @Benefit_IRE all pink popup charity shop […]
9 years ago