Lansdowne Road DART station will remain closed for a number of hours on Monday, November 18 as a trial exercise ahead of Euro 2020. Fans taking the DART service to the Aviva Stadium for the crunch Euro 2020 qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Denmark will have to disembark at either Grand Canal Dock […]

6 years ago

Ahhhh falafel, sure is there anything better? It works perfectly for both lunch and dinner, it’s super healthy and it’s divine. There are quite a few spots in Dublin that serve this whopper dish – here’s my top picks: 1. Shouk Shouk is one of the coolest veggie restaurants in Dublin right now. Inside you’ll […]

6 years ago

The ULTIMATE Dublin foodie bucket list is here… Writing a list like this is never going to be easy, not just for the sheer amount of time it took to put together (a very long time if you’re wondering) but because food is so subjective. I didn’t want somewhere like Patrick Guilbaud, the only restaurant […]

6 years ago

Each area of Dublin has its own individual character and charm, and Ashtown is no exception. *Fun fact: Did you know it’s actually 28% less expensive to buy a house in Ashtown compared to the average price of property in County Dublin? https://www.instagram.com/p/B3AZDYyInMI/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link We have again partnered with AIB to help you explore your options […]

7 years ago

1. Yamamori Izakaya I’m sure you’ve eaten in one of the Yamamori branches at some point in your life but let me tell you a secret. The Yamamori Izakaya Sake Bar on George’s Street is by far the best of all. They specialise in unfussy Japanese food. They serve a sushi and Japas menu which […]

7 years ago

Ah, The Barge. It’s pretty iconic, isn’t it? Here at Lovin Dublin, we love to discover hidden gems and new places for you to try out. But as of late, we’ve been taking a look at some of the city’s most popular and iconic bars and clubs. We’ve teamed up with Smirnoff Infusions to give […]

7 years ago

Culture Night is back and this year it’s set to be bigger than ever with hundreds of events happening around the city and beyond. Wrap yourself in culture, as venues and public spaces open their doors to host a programme of free late-night entertainment, as part of this celebration of arts, heritage and culture. Returning […]

7 years ago

With more plant-based cafés and restaurants popping up all over the city all the time, it’s never been easier to eat vegan. Especially when it comes to takeaways – gone are the days where you had to settle for chips with a side of chips while your mates were living it up in pizza […]

7 years ago

Summer is a great time to enjoy a few cans by The Barge, lay yourself out in the city’s parks and, of course, enjoy some top-notch grub. With that in mind, a BBQ usually hits the spot nicely at this time of year. Think of that delish charred, smokey flavour… mmmmm… Here are some of […]

7 years ago

Summer 2019 is finally upon us, so what better excuse is there to book another getaway and banish those blues? Squeeze in maximum holiday time and minimise your flight budget by booking yourself onto one of these super-short flights. Brussels There’s a lot more to do in the Belgian capital than just looking at lovely […]

7 years ago

“And the Auld Triangle, Went jingle jangle, All along the banks of The Royal Canal” Such is the significance of the Royal Canal to Dublin’s Northside it was immortalised in song by playwright Brendan Behan in 1954. While the ‘jingle jangle’ of the triangle mentioned in the iconic tune refers to a metal one which […]

7 years ago

Dublin 6 is the spot where everyone wants to be. From trendy cafés to deadly bars, yoga studios, scenic parks, loads of shops, great transport links and every kind of restaurant – it has everything you need. Dublin 6 is made up of Harold’s Cross, Milltown, Ranelagh, Rathgar, Rathmines and Terenure. I’ve decided to dissect […]

7 years ago