You might not believe us but there is some cons to the sun. There is the obvious ones like sunburn etc but when the sky is clear and beautiful like it has been the past few days, sound travels, big time. So if you’re talking about your co-worker outside be very careful, they could hear […]
8 years ago
It is being reported that a number of people have been injured following an incident outside a church in Dublin. The incident, which took place on the grounds of the church in Clondalkin, took place shortly after 10am. Gardaí said that they and “emergency services are currently dealing with a traffic collision in the grounds […]
8 years ago
A maisonette house in Dublin has come under fire on RTÉ’s Liveline. The tiny house was a huge talking point on Tuesday’s show because of its price. The small 474-square-foot maisonette home is going for a whopping €330,000 in Dublin at the moment. Situated at No.18 St Joseph’s Square in Clontarf, it has one bedroom, […]
8 years ago
Pride week is kicking off on the 21 June and is running until 30th June and the whole capital is getting in the mood. But, it looks as though Dublin Bus is more excited than any of us put together. They have changed their yellow and blue colours and have opted for the rainbow and […]
8 years ago
It’s good to have a hobby. It’s healthy. With that in mind, a few like-minded lads from Lovin decided to put a little group together, something designed to stimulate the intellect and provide an outlet for good wholesome fun. We initially toyed with the idea of a book club… before utterly dismissing it in favour […]
8 years ago
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) revealed earlier this month that 11 Irish businesses were served with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation for the month of May. Of these 11, five businesses were located in Dublin, you can find the full list of closures here. On Friday, it was revealed why […]
8 years ago
As anyone currently on the market will tell you, the process of buying your first home can be exceedingly difficult — so we’ve decided to make it a little bit easier for you. If you’re a First Time Buyer you need all the help you can get, which is why Ulster Bank has launched a […]
8 years ago
If you drive on the dual carriageway on the Southside of the city, the chances are you’ll have spotted this house while stuck in traffic, just between Donnybrook church and RTÉ. You can now rent the unique one-bedroom for a staggering €2,250 a month, which must be some sort of record for a house that small, especially when you consider that stepping out […]
8 years ago
June is nearly here and with the sunshine (hopefully) set to stay, it is ideal barbeque weather in Dublin. And you can have one whereeverrrr you want in the capital: in your back garden, in your neighbours’ field, on the side of the road. Everywhere except Phoenix Park. Visitors to the park have been able […]
8 years ago
Union Café, a 130-seater restaurant, is due to open in Churchtown by the end of the year. The group behind the new eatery, PressUP, are moving their Mount Merrion café of the same name to the Churchtown location and it is reported by the Irish Times that the original café will be demolished to make way […]
8 years ago
Plans to turn a former church into a food court and cultural space have been deemed too vague by Dublin City Council. Businessman Michael Wright, owner of the Wright Venue in Swords, is hoping to gain planning permission to redevelop St. Andrew’s church on Suffolk St. Y’know, the one with Molly Malone outside. The market […]
8 years ago
Lord knows we’re not much for DIY, but we suddenly wish we could still visit this hardware shop. Having first opened in 1987, Churchtown Stores on Braemor Road was an old-fashioned hardware shop that was run by brothers Kieran, Barry and Fehan Flood. Much as each of the brothers had their own unique personalities, so too did the shop have a […]
8 years ago