Trying to dodge the sauce this weekend? We know it can seem tough in this city, but we’ve got you covered as per usual with this selection of alcohol-free alternatives. Here are six wholesome activities you can do this weekend… The Importance Of Being Earnest Since we’re heading into a bank holiday, we can still […]

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Gone are the days when the only places to get hitched were draughty churches, impersonal registry offices, or worse –grim hotel rooms smelling of the feet of a thousand insurance conference delegates. No, ’tis a different time altogther, and our beaut of a city has AMAZING alternatives for a new generation of lovebirds who want […]

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The folks at SLICE are teaming up with the GAZE Film Festival this August bank holiday weekend at The Lighthouse Cinema in Smithfield. This will be the 23rd annual celebration of the GAZE International LGBT Film Festival, which will be screening a selection of Irish premieres and classics, such as Eisentstein In Guanajuato, A Sinner […]

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This is quite literally a whole new angle on Dublin in the ‘rare auld times’. Released today by Associated Press, along with more than a million minutes of other archive footage, the film contains shots of a very new (and beautiful) Dublin airport, before tracking along the Liffey from Phoenix Park outwards, out to Poolbeg […]

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The weather may have been a bit all over the gaff in the past 24 hours but our community still got a few great shots of the city! Here’s our pick of the best photos spotted on #lovindublin today… Deep Reflection Feelin’ Floral View this post on Instagram A post shared by Federica Goria???? (@federicagoria) […]

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Marvel’s latest may be hitting most screens this week, but it will probably be there for quite some time. So if you’d prefer something a little less ‘blockbustery’, here are our top cinema picks for the week that don’t feature a corn-flake sized Paul Rudd.. The Great Outdoors: Happenings – Amelie Merrion Square, Friday 17th […]

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A relatively quiet weekend at the Irish box office this Bank Holiday weekend, with one J. Bond looming large ahead of Spectre’s Monday release. Before then though, here’s what’s worth checking out down your local cineplex. If you’re not a fan of scary movies, you’re probably better off staying at home… 90s Horror Season 27th […]

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He’s been off the pitch for a while now, but the man’s still got serious skills. In the video above, not only does does Roy Keane manage to win the crossbar challenge, but his football mastery is such that he also manages to make the ball return to his feet. This is class… or maybe […]

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You probably haven’t noticed, but we kinda like the ’90s. And it seems that we’re not alone in this, because the Light House Cinema are celebrating Halloween this year with a ‘90s Horror Season and a Scream Halloween Party. The decade in question was huge for the horror genre, it saw the only horror film […]

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If you’re familiar with Camden Street, you’ve probably walked past a shop front with stunning stained glass windows over the past few months. I’ve even curiously looked through the foggy windows, wondering what would be going in there… So I’m happy to report that a new café restaurant called ‘DeSelby’s’ has taken over the delightful […]

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The annual SCOOP Art Auction & Exhibition is happening again at the moment, and its organisers have decided to do something a little different this year. They’ve invited 33 of Ireland’s greatest artists to provide their own recipes, combined with their equally creative artwork to make for a truly unique cook and art book. The […]

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With next to no new releases of note this weekend (Everest has been previewing since last Friday), there’s still plenty of reasons to hit up the cinema this week whether you’re in the mood for something musical, and something with a side of confectionary… Culture Night 2015 18th September, IFI, Light House Cinema. Culture Night […]

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