There’ll be a whole lot of fun descending on Dún Laoghaire Harbour later this month, over the August Bank Holiday weekend. We’re eternally grateful that there’s a bit of a lull in the music festival calendar for the next few weeks, so we can get a bit of a rest before The BeatYard kicks off. There’ll be a whole rake of […]
9 years ago
As a vegetarian (or ‘pescatarian’, if you want to get technical) going on four years, I’m always on the search for nice spots in cities with delish meat-free options. I hate anything bland, though, so it takes an especially tasty dish to satisfy my tastebuds. I want loads of flavour, texture, and a bit of spice. You too? Well, add these […]
9 years ago
So you hit it pretty hard on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but what was the harm? It was just Bank Holiday fun, right? Wrong, wrong, so very wrong. Read on dear hungover chums, and take comfort in the fact that you are not alone in this crippling state of existence… You’ve already had your 24th birthday They […]
9 years ago
There’s nothing worse than being in desperate need of coffee but having no change in your wallet. Luckily, some of our favourite cafés have now caught on to this eternal struggle and are making it much easier for you to get your daily fix of caffeine – without counting up your 5c coins or enduring […]
9 years ago
It’s Sunday and you deserve a treat, and what better treat is there than a durty doughnut? It is our humble opinion that one of these greasy feckers will immeasurably improve your day and help you better cope with the week ahead. To prove our point, we thought we’d show you some of the most tempting […]
9 years ago
Hatch Coffee is a beautiful speciality cafe at 4 Glasthule Road. Not only is it blessed with a brilliant location (right beside the coast and mere minutes from Sandycove and Glasthule DART station) but it’s also an unreal place for good coffee and tasty treats. Mealla Tarrant, the gal behind the whole operation, was inspired by Melbourne’s alley way cafes so she spent […]
9 years ago
The March for Public Education is kicking off today at 1pm outside the Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Street. Students and education supporters from Students’ Unions all over Ireland are marching together to demand public education and in opposition to potential plans on the part of the Irish government to introduce a loan-fees scheme for students. […]
9 years ago
It seems that the options to get caffeinated these days are endless – how do you know whether a mocha, pour-over, flat white, filtered, etc, suits you best? Well, below is a list of all (well, most) coffee and espresso drinks explained, and where to get the best of ’em in Dublin. Flat White – Eathos Similar to a […]
9 years ago
The refugee crisis has been making news around the world for the last couple of years and now a new cafe in Temple Bar seeks to highlight one of the massive injustices of the system here in Ireland. Our Table is a not for profit cafe started by activists Ellie Kisyombe and Michelle Darmody. It is […]
9 years ago
3fe, one of our favourite spots for a cup of joe in the city, has just bagged itself a nomination for Best Independent Coffee Shop in Europe. The local coffee dispensary, with locations at Lower Grand Canal Street and Sussex Terrace, has been named one of Europe’s finest at the prestigious European Coffee Symposium, which is taking place from November […]
9 years ago
Irish actor Stephen Rea opened Dublin’s newest pop-up today. Our Table is located in the Project Arts Centre in Temple Bar and aims to highlight the desperate need to end Direct Provision in Ireland. Grab yourself some coffee after the long weekend @OURTABLEDUBLIN pop up café open from 10am pic.twitter.com/C20ltPKMTQ — Project Arts Centre (@projectarts) November 1, 2016 […]
9 years ago
Job hunting can be one of the toughest things in the world. Buuuut, it doesn’t have to be. We’ve teamed up with Jobbio to pick out the best potential Christmas jobs going in the country at the minute, all to help you guys make a bitta extra dough to buy those important Christmas pressies. Christmas work can be […]
9 years ago