Those of you who know me (and probably those of you who don’t, I ramble on about it enough), know that I am a self-proclaimed coffee snob. Life’s too short to drink bad coffee, so do yourself a favour and check out five of the best brews in Dublin The Fumbally Take a trip down […]

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Whelan’s is one of the best spots in Dublin City. It’s a fantastic venue for live music and stand-up comedy. It’s a great pub for a post-work pint. But it’s not somewhere you should go for dinner. That’s because they don’t serve food at the Wexford Street bar. One negative Google review of Whelan’s this […]

6 years ago

This will certainly be an interesting addition to the city. A fabulous Mixer Studio is set to take up residence in the city centre this week. Popping up at 20 Dawson Street, the Mixer Studio is brought to us by Schweppes and will become a space for some of the country’s leading creative talents, from […]

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Dust off the Desperate Housewives boxset and break out the Nintendo Wii because it’s 2006 all over again. Why else would the Pussycat Dolls be playing the 3 Arena? Yep, you read that correctly as one of the biggest girl bands of the 2000s have announced this morning that they will be coming to the […]

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Sarah Jessica Parker is well known for playing a writer in Sex And The City and it seems she channeled her character’s love for the written word on a recent trip to Dublin. In Ireland on one of her regular trips with husband Matthew Broderick, the pair spent some time in the capital and the […]

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Back by popular demand. Copper Face Jacks: The Musical, a smash-hit musical by Paul Howard, will return to the Olympia Theatre for a third run. Following on from two highly successful showings in 2018 and 2019, the musical is set for a grand return in summer 2020. Expect plenty of craic, tunes and lots of […]

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To mark 70 years since the birth of Phil Lynott, the Central Bank has issued a €15 silver commemorative coin in his honour. The coin was launched by President Michael D. Higgins on Tuesday at St. Kevin’s College, Crumlin, where Lynott used to go to school. The Thin Lizzy frontman remains one of the most beloved […]

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Harcourt Street is set to welcome a new venue with the arrival of ‘Ohana, a tiki rum bar which will open its doors in January. The new project is the work of Doug Leddin, who most recently helped bring the Marlin Hotel to the city, and some friends including Will Lynch, previously of Bacardi Ireland […]

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A sensory room has been opened up at Dublin Airport for passengers with autism, dementia, cognitive impairment or other special needs. The sensory room includes calming music, mood lighting, bean bags and other comfortable seating as well as digital display panels, tactile panels and textured flooring. There will also be games designed to improve memory […]

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As organiser Sophie says: “Fast fashion is so 2012.” Designers In The City is a non-profit project that aims to promote local, sustainable and ethical designers in Ireland by organising events such as a sustainable fashion market. Started by Sophie Benoit, it was organised to provide an alternative to the booming fast fashion industry. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4MsLdaq4yu/ […]

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Fancy a visit to see the man of the season? Well then read on. Good old Saint Nick, Mr Santa Claus himself, is heading The Square Tallaght today. It's almost time!!😆😆The Square Tallaght will see its biggest Santa Arrival to date! With thousands expected for the family fun day extravaganza.There will be plenty of entertainment […]

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Over the years, the 3 Arena has played host to some of the biggest stars in music and entertainment. On an almost nightly basis, crowds flock to Dublin’s Docklands to watch their idols in action and the venue is a fine example of how modern arenas should be laid out. However, with the venue a […]

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