The Guinness Storehouse is welcoming visitors back inside the iconic building. The new Welcome Back ticket delivers the same unforgettable experience and is priced at just €15. It’s been a tough couple of months but thankfully better times are on the way as the country continues easing restrictions, giving people plenty to look forward to […]

6 years ago

There’s something about watching a film on the big screen that just adds to the whole experience. It’s why going to the pictures first became so popular, and it’s now part of the reason people have rediscovered their love for drive-in movies. Drive-in movies have become all the rage lately and understandably so. Giving people […]

6 years ago

It’s been 103 days since Dublin’s pubs were last open or, in other words, around about seven hours and 15 weeks. Nothing compares to the mural-making talents of Dublin artist Emmalene Blake and we’ve made no secret of being fans of her previous works. Last week Emmalene showcased this brilliant Back to the Future piece […]

6 years ago

McGowans of Phibsboro is just one of the establishments preparing to open on June 29 as part of phase 3 of the easing of lockdown restrictions. Back in March, McGowans closed its doors as Ireland began its battle to combat the spread of Covid-19. Now, over 14 weeks later, the northside’s most popular nightspot is […]

6 years ago

You don’t need to be out and about to enjoy your Saturday night. In fact, we are bringing the party to you. For our Lovin Home Comforts series, we are bringing you QuaranTunes where, each week, we will reach out to some of Ireland’s most beloved artists and ask them for their ultimate playlists that are getting […]

6 years ago

Garth Brooks documentary The Road I’m On is now on Netflix and while watching the whole thing might only appeal to his fans, there’s a particular segment that Irish audiences will be interested in. Consisting of two episodes, The Road I’m On deals with the rise of Garth Brooks from his childhood in Oklahoma to […]

6 years ago

Robert John Ardiff has a new video out and it takes viewers on a spooky journey down the Grand Canal. The Co. Meath musician has seen his profile soar in recent months, with his EP Whistle In The Dark gaining rave reviews upon its release last month. One of the songs on the album is […]

6 years ago

First airing back in March, RTE’s Home School Hub has proven to be as big a hit with parents as kids. RTE’s Home School Hub is set to finish up for the summer this week, winding to a close after 58 hours of lessons. As expected, there are big plans in place for the final […]

6 years ago

Tallaght Stadium is set for a €7.7m upgrade after plans were agreed by elected members of South Dublin County Council. Primarily used as the home ground of League of Ireland Premier Division side Shamrock Rovers, it is intended that the stadium will in future be used for ‘music, festivals and all aspects of community events.’ […]

6 years ago

It is incredibly difficult to put into words just how close-to-perfect The Last Of Us Part II actually is. Not just because there are some truly jaw-dropping, hand-over-mouth gasp-inducing moments that are essentially the final nail in the coffin for any arguments against video games being considered an art-form. Instead, the problem lies with just […]

6 years ago

Welcome back to another edition of Lovin Games Weekly, where Rory Cashin will be guiding you through the video game world, talking about the best new releases, the best classics currently going for a steal, and the biggest news in the games industry each week. Lovin Games Weekly goes live every Thursday on Lovin Dublin.  […]

6 years ago

Will Ferrell and Eurovision are not two things you’d expect to be saying in the same sentence but you best get used to it as his new movie is due to hit Netflix later this month and it’s about just that. Starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams as members of Fire Saga, a small-town Icelandic […]

6 years ago