BusConnects has released a list showing every existing Dublin Bus route and which routes replace it under the new proposed redesign proposal. The existing system has been described as “complex” but this new proposed network is “much simpler” but will take lots of time to learn. They have released a table on the new proposal […]

8 years ago

It’s the week after the bank holiday, which probably means you need some serious motivation to get through the next couple days. We get it, you’re lamenting the passing of the three-day weekend, while at the same time considering packing it all in and heading to Disneyland to get a job as one of the […]

8 years ago

Hump day is always pretty rough, especially after the Bank Holiday Weekend… One of our fave dive bars in Dublin knows the struggle all too well and they are serving up the ultimate cure. Every Wednesday and Thursday, Thunder Cut Alley in Smithfield are partying the night away with bottomless Margaritas. Thunder Cut Alley is […]

8 years ago

Whenever I go for a walk in Dublin I’m always hounding for a coffee afterwards. Problem is, usually when you’re up a mountain or by a forest, it’s unlikely that you’ll come across a café. Thankfully, if you’re around Cruagh Wood, coffee lovers are catered for. Shaggy Dog Coffee is a mobile specialty coffee tuck […]

8 years ago

There’s only a handful of weekends left before it’s back-to-school time, but that’s plenty of time to make some more summer memories the kids will never forget. This weekend sees a brand new children-focused festival celebrating play, fun and imagination take over Dublin, encouraging parents and kids alike to step away from the screens for […]

8 years ago

Last weekend, Eatyard transformed into Greatyard for two whole days of amazing food, great beer and unreal musical performances. The Richmond Street market was given a huge makeover to celebrate the arrival of Archway, Franciscan Well’s brand new lager, which has a clear golden body and an early hop aroma with light pear and malt […]

8 years ago

I’ve been loving Irish made products recently. I’ve picked up quite a few jewellery pieces, I often buy from Irish brands in the supermarket and lately I got bed linen that is designed in Dublin. Supporting local is so important but it’s also just a nice thought that the product comes from your own country. […]

8 years ago

You don’t need us to tell you that the renting market the moment in Dublin is cata-fecking-strophic. There’s been stories about tens of people sleeping in the one room but paying expensive rent. There’s been tales about paying €600 to share a bed with a total stranger, the list honestly goes on. And this post […]

8 years ago

They definitely deserve it. The Lord Mayor of Dublin will host a civic reception for Irish woman’s hockey team. The under-dogs beat Spain yesterday after a penalty shootout making the final score 3-2. The Mayor, Niall Ring, has said he will host the reception regardless of the outcome later today. On Twitter, he said, “We’ll […]

8 years ago

If you’ve ever tried to make risotto then you’ll know that’s it ain’t easy. It boils over, it dries out, it doesn’t soften or it just disintegrates altogether. Or is that just me… Anyways, not being an easy dish to make gives us the perfect excuse to just go out and order some! Here are […]

8 years ago

A few weeks back, PI opened up in Dublin and I had been meaning to pop in ever since. Today was my lucky day, I was dying for a Friday treat and I was craving pizza – not just any pizza tho, the good kind. The kind that I won’t feel myself regretting for days […]

8 years ago

One of Dublin’s Tastiest Chicken Burger Joints has just opened its doors in a new location. That’s right, if you’re the north side of the Liffey, you won’t have to treck over for some whopper food again. The new restaurant can be found in 6 Jervis House, Millennium Walk, Dublin 1 – right beside the […]

8 years ago