Dublin’s favourite food market is on its way back very soon and we’re all rather excited about it. Located at 9-10 South Richmond Street, beside The Bernard Shaw, Eatyard is known for bringing the best in food in (and around) the capital together in one handy place, with the likes of Pitt Bros, Piply and Box Burger setting up […]

9 years ago

It’s the weekend before the bank holiday and while some of you might be saving your pennies up for a weekend away next week, many of you won’t have that problem and are looking for a weekend as good as any other. Well luckily there’s loads of great events on this weekend from dinner pop […]

10 years ago

From Electric Picnic to Body & Soul and everything in between, the calendar in Ireland this year has no shortage of festivals to keep music-lovers entertained all summer long. In fact, as we described a few weeks ago, you could just about make it to a different Irish festival every weekend this summer if you […]

10 years ago

The August Bank Holiday is already one of the busiest weekends in the city – and now, the decision of what to do with your weekend has become that little bit more difficult, thanks to the announcement of the awesome Beatyard festival. Previously taking place in the city centre, Beatyard is moving away from the […]

10 years ago

If you’re still searching for that perfect way to spend your Bank Holiday, the Beatyard Festival may be just what you need. The Bodytonic event boasts an array of awesome acts, with the likes of Four Tet, Neneh Cherry and Lindstrøm leading the line. The full line-up can be seen below. If the music isn’t […]

10 years ago

With so many festivals taking place over the weekend, you might think that activity in the city centre would be at a low ebb. But oh brother – the truth is quite the contrary. Between Beatyard after parties, hip-hop madness and a techno-themed birthday for one of Dublin’s best nights, you’re sorted for the boogie […]

10 years ago

If you’re thinking of heading along to this July’s Beatyard Festival, then you’re definitely not alone. After all, the line-up is an absolute cracker, featuring musical names such as Lee Scratch Perry, George Clinton and Don Conroy – and foodie names such as Bread & Bones, 147 Deli and Dublin Doughnut Co. But if you’ve been on the fence, then NOW […]

10 years ago

The full lineup for the Dun Laoghaire’s The Beatyard festival has been released today.  On it you’ll find artists like as Snarky Puppy, Roy Ayers, Stomptown Brass and yes, even the great Don Conroy himself. Brace yourselves. They’ve proved themselves once more by providing something for quite literally everyone. We love that. Check out their website for more info.  READ NEXT: This New ‘Hospital […]

10 years ago

Clubbers of Dublin hang their heads low this week on hearing the news that the long-planned sale of Andrew’s Lane Theatre, the space formerly known as ALT, was agreed for a price of €4.4m. The club space currently housing Hanger will in the near future house a city centre hotel with 115 rooms in the future, estimated for completion in 2018. The […]

10 years ago

Cadbury has recently announced that it’s planning on spending some time improving (or so they say…) the Roses chocolate experience by adding easy-to-open packaging, and upgrading to smoother melt-in-the-mouth chocolate.  “What could possibly go wrong?”, I hear you cry. Well, only the fact that they’re totally changing around the sweets that shaped our childhood. No big deal.  Don’t […]

10 years ago

The good people at The Beatyard, Bodytonic’s July seaside festival, have just released the first few acts lined up for Dún Laoghaire’s best loved weekend.  They are as follows: Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires [Sunday] Tensnake [Saturday] Imaginosity, Dublin Children’s Museum [Sunday] Exploration Dome Banter Ringo: Music Bingo Sing Along Social More acts to follow. Tickets are €49 plus booking fee per day or €79 plus booking fee […]

10 years ago

Both Ryanair and Aer Lingus have had to cancel some flights today due to strikes by French air traffic controllers. Ryanair have cancelled over 70 flights across Europe with four involving Irish airports, while Aer Lingus have been forced to cancel five flights in and out of Dublin. Aer Lingus have also issued a warning that there may be delays on routes […]

10 years ago