Dublin cyclists have been protesting the state of the city’s cycling facilities by taking part in a ‘die-in’ demonstration outside Dublin City Council offices today. Cyclists were spotted lying on the steps of the Dublin City Council offices on Wood Quay. According to one Twitter user, the – Dublin die-in took place this morning in […]
6 years ago
The Marker Hotel is set to be given a new name after an agreement between its owners and Minor Hotels, who operate the Anantara brand. Bangkok-based Minor Hotels will launch the first Anantara Hotel to Ireland, but according to the Irish Times, ‘the exact new name that will be given to the 187-bedroom hotel is […]
6 years ago
Moore Street is possibly one of the most iconic streets in Dublin and perfectly encompasses the best things about our city and the people who live here. But in recent years, the future of the market street has been uncertain. Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Josepha Madigan has now said that she intends […]
6 years ago
For children, Halloween means dressing up and getting your hands on bags of delicious sweets. For adults, it mostly means dressing up, heading out and getting the bejaysus scared out of you. In Dublin, there are usually plenty of places to do all of that and this year is no different. However, one venue will […]
6 years ago
It’s the same old story: you want to explore the city and feel like you’re actually doing something with your day off, but you don’t want to spend a bomb. We getcha, it’s pretty tough. You’d be surprised though at just how many gorgeous places in Dublin are free in, with plenty of activities and […]
6 years ago
Today is October 1st. And I know it’s too soon to talk about it, but let’s face the facts; Christmas is next and then before you know it, it’ll be New Years. Top of most people’s New Years’ resolutions list? Getting fit. https://www.instagram.com/p/B24UVFsCkAd/ FLYEfit have anticipated just this and are set to open a so-called […]
6 years ago
Sustainable living is something that has piqued the public interest in recent times and no matter how many tips you’ve acquired, there’s always plenty more to learn. That’s why you should get yourself over to St. Anne’s Park in Raheny this Saturday. The Red Stables Festival prides itself on connecting ‘food, nature and sustainability’ and […]
6 years ago
In completely random news that you were not expecting to hear, skateboarding will now qualify as an Olympic sport. Described as ‘an essential feature of street culture’ this is sure to be of interest to the Tony Hawk aficionados amongst us. Why walk when you can Skateboard ? ? pic.twitter.com/jFTSFm78qx — Rosy (@rose_k01) August […]
6 years ago
Dublin 8 is such a spot. This historic area in Dublin has a special place in my heart for its old Dublin charm, the sound of horses clip-clopping down cobblestone streets and the incredible culture surrounding it. Made up of Dolphin’s Barn, Inchicore, Islandbridge, Kilmainham, Merchants Quay, Portobello, South Circular Road, the Phoenix Park (bet you […]
7 years ago
We’ve all been there. Friends, relatives, long distance loves and new mates have flown over to see us in Dublin – and we haven’t the foggiest on where to bring them. Everything seems too touristy, too boring, too far away or too expensive. However, we’ve put a list together of some forgotten gems you can […]
7 years ago
Summer is the time of year to get out and try something new. Luckily, there are absolutely loads of fun and quirky things to do in Dublin to expand your horizons and do something you’ve never done before. It really is a city that is pure jam-packed with experiences. So, here are some of our […]
7 years ago
There are very few restaurants in this world that make you feel at home the moment you step in the door. Truly atmospheric venues that swallow you whole and allow you to feel like part of the furniture before even uttering a sound. I’m thrilled to say that I experienced the immense pleasure of […]
7 years ago