There has never been a better time to hop on your bike and explore what Dublin has to offer while on two wheels. Whether it’s a cycle up the canal, through the park or to and from some of the most exciting attractions the city has to offer, it’s a great way to have an […]

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(Last updated: June 18th, 2021)  Pride Month is well and truly in swing and lots of Dublin cafes are taking the chance to show their support for and solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community in the city. Many spots have launched delicious new food creations to mark the occasion with a percentage of sales going towards […]

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Dun Laoghaire peeps, if you’ve been working from home and missing your Bibi’s fix – fear not, as they’ve landed smack bang on the seafront! Back in early May, we spotted that Bibi’s had a reaaaaally small note in the window of the old Waterfront Cafe on Windsor Terrace, right beside Teddy’s. They were looking […]

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People have been reacting to pictures of fencing placed around the bandstand in St. Stephen’s Green today. There has been much debate over people gathering in the city centre lately, with large crowds congregating on St. William Street and St. Stephen’s Green last weekend. Prior to this, Portobello Plaza was fenced of for consecutive weekends […]

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Dublin Lord Mayor Hazel Chu has denied speculation that city centre streets could be closed in order to prevent large crowds gathering. Over the weekend, people gathered in areas such as South William Street and St. Stephen’s Green, leading to much criticism as well as calls for Dublin City Council to introduce additional bins and […]

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Gardaí are considering a number of ways in which to ease large gatherings in Dublin City Centre such as the ones that took place over the weekend. On Saturday, crowds of people gathered in areas such as South William Street and St. Stephen’s Green, with the scale of the litter left behind afterwards leading to […]

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If you’re looking for a taste of Argentina this week, why not head over to Alma in Portobello where all your needs will be met. Alma is known for serving lovely little breakfasts and lunches with an Argentinian twist and on Tuesday, they will be celebrating May Revolution in Argentina with these limited edition empanadas. […]

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Portobello Plaza will remain closed for the next three weekends after a meeting of local residents and elected representatives this morning. A popular meeting point in recent weeks, Portobello Plaza was fenced off last weekend, with Dublin City Council citing “unacceptable behaviour” that has taken place in recent weeks. It has now been decided that […]

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Bretzel have launched a new pop-up location on Duke Street in the city centre. Usually located on Lennox Street in Portobello, Bretzel is moving slightly north to Duke Street, which itself is just off Grafton Street. The new pop-up opened up at 11am today and it’s promised that all of Bretzel’s award-winning breads will be […]

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The first fully green multi-activity sustainable summer camp for kids in Dublin is launching in June 2021. This June sees the launch of the first-ever fully green, multi-activity sustainable summer camp for boys and girls aged 5 – 12 years. Active Camps is designed to provide kids with action-packed days, filled with fun and sustainable […]

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Lord Mayor Hazel Chu has said that she proposed a curfew of 10pm for people socialising at Portobello Plaza. Portobello Plaza was fenced off over the weekend, with Dublin City Council citing ‘unacceptable behaviour’ that took place there in recent weeks. DCC said that ‘up to a thousand people have congregated in the area on […]

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Whilst out and about on the hunt for a Saturday afternoon ice-cream we spotted something… Something very exciting coming soon to Dun Laoghaire… After grabbing a delicious sprinkles 99 from Teddy’s, I was waiting for my pal and spotted a sign in the window of a now closed coffee shop. Me being me – I […]

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