Brought to you by the National Dairy Council The Irish influencer rolled up her sleeves and got the chance to meet the delightful cows that call West Cork home. We spoon it into our protein shakes and serve it with fruit for a quick dessert, but have you ever considered the origin story behind your […]

7 months ago

Just in case you were wondering… As could be expected, House of Guinness has rocketed to the top of Netflix’s TV streaming chart in Ireland. On top of this success, the reviews of the series have been mostly glowing. We here at JOE called “lively and spirited”, adding: “Watching House of Guinness is like getting […]

8 months ago

Brought to you by the National Dairy Council The influencer is lifting the lid on the Irish yogurt boom. Whether it’s providing a deliciously creamy base for our smoothies, partnering beautifully with granola and fruit during breakfast time or satisfying our 3pm hunger slump, Irish yogurt plays a key role in our diet*. Irish yogurt […]

8 months ago

The new venue will open in November. A new rooftop bar is set to take over Dublin’s central bank building. While the city isn’t exactly known for its rooftop bars, this trendy new spot is opening in November, just in time for Christmas do’s. Situated on top of the former Central Bank building on Dame […]

8 months ago

With the way the Bakery Boom is going in Dublin it can start to feel like if you ate at a different café or bakery every day for the rest of your life, you’d still be discovering new spots on your deathbed. Which is a pretty exciting thought if you ignore the whole deathbed bit. […]

10 months ago

Dublin is glutted with literary magazines. They’re ten a penny; if today’s penny is actually €15 each. In 2017 Justine Carbery wrote in The Irish Independent “literary journals proved to be constant stars in a fluctuating market. Ireland, with its rich history of independent literary magazines, finds itself in rude health today with many new […]

11 months ago

From refreshing newbs to reliable classics Despite the increasingly adverse trading conditions for service in Dublin, we’ve never had such strong restaurant offerings. Not even at the peak of the Celtic Tiger did we have such a plethora of passionate food creatives doing bits and making waves. So to help you navigate the best of […]

11 months ago

(and Always) It’s never been more vital to support Queer-Owned Spaces in Dublin. Put your money where your morals are as often as you can. As someone who has worked in hospitality, I know that the people who run our bars, restaurants, and cafés shape the atmosphere more than the decor or the playlist ever […]

11 months ago

Parliament Street is set to become traffic-free from Friday, July 4th, as Dublin City Council moves ahead with the next phase of its city centre transport overhaul. The plan will see the street permanently reallocated for walking and cycling. It is also set to include the introduction of green spaces, public seating, and improved pedestrian […]

11 months ago

Here’s where your euro really counts Until now, the script seemed to be predictable: sometime around late May, the storefronts shifted into rainbow mode. By June 1st, the algorithm starts feeding you sponsored ads for gendy-nooch biodegradable glitter socks from companies that donated to anti-trans politicians last winter. Corporate Pride, for all its many flaws, […]

11 months ago

After years of passing through the margins, a station called Cabra might finally be on its way. On June 26, the NTA will supposedly release something on this. At least according to an instagram story from Cllr Feljin Jose posted earlier this week. Pronounced Fel-jin, he is a Green Party councillor for Phibsborough, Glasnevin, Drumcondra, […]

11 months ago

Brought to you by Roe & Co Distillery. Over 18s only. Please drink responsibly. With sun-soaked vibes, a curated cocktail selection and food from one of Ireland’s most innovative vendors, this little spot has earned its place on our summer agenda. Looking for the perfect spot to kickstart summer? Look no further than the Roe […]

11 months ago