Brought to you by Dublin City Council A celebration of the wonderful River Liffey – complete with striking visitor vessels and unique water sports – is about to take over the quays. The River Liffey is really the beating heart of Dublin, merging North and South, connecting East and West, and occupying a very special […]
Brought to you by Eat Spain, Drink Spain The full diversity of Spanish dining awaits Dublin diners. Full-bodied red wines, perfectly cured meats, indulgent desserts, and more tapas than our hearts can handle – Spain’s reputation for fine food and drink is among the best in the world. And while the sites and sounds of […]
Brought to you by Aer Lingus College Football Classic Game faces on, our capital city is about to come down with a serious case of football fever. Football stars, cheerleaders, marching bands – the full American football experience is about to come to Dublin. Taking place on Saturday August 29th in Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, the […]
Sustainability was a huge buzz word in 2019 - cropping up almost everywhere. And though it may be a new year, luckily it's going nowhere.
More than just a passing trend, people are starting to cotton on to just how important it is to be more sustainable in their day to day routines.
One of the number one issues that people face when trying to live a greener life, however, is that they have no idea where to start. The eco-guilt is real and oftentimes it can feel as if small changes aren't enough to make a difference.
But small change paves the way for big change and you have to start somewhere.
Still in need of some helpful tips? Kale + Coco is hosting a sustainable living event tomorrow to help us all become sustainable kings and queens.
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Teaming up with Pat Kane, founder of Reuzi - your one-stop-shop for sustainable bits - they'll talk you through some easy changes you can make in your day to day life.
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Kale + Coco founders Rebecca and Jen will also talk a little bit about the many sustainable te practices they're implementing in their café to reduce their environmental impact.
Tickets cost a tenner (plus a 69cent booking fee) and include a goodie bag of products. Taking place Thursday 23rd January at Kale + Coco from 7pm to 9pm.