The 4th edition of the N.I.C.E. Italian Film Festival Ireland features films by some of Italy’s best contemporary directors.
By leveraging technology, businesses can significantly enhance their productivity and efficiently respond to market demands.
The debut novel is a must-have for fans of Mugabe’s signature phantasmagorical and Lowbrow-inspired style.
Learn how to book your Irish theory test online with this step-by-step guide. Get expert tips on preparation, rescheduling, and test-day essentials.
Food entrepreneur Aisling Cullen continues to grow Thanks Plants, the innovative vegan and vegetarian brand she founded in 2020.
Horse racing is one of the most popular spectator sports in Ireland, with millions watching action on the track throughout the year.
Incoming - A new cocktail bar on the site of old favourite The Sackville Lounge on Sackville Place and a new C&W bar next door to The Celt.
A film on the life of the much-mythologised 16th-century Irish pirate Grace O’Malley is set to enter production next year.
The new limited-edition expression marries the traditional richness of Pot Still whiskey with the unexpected depth of peat smoke.
Dublin’s busiest club promoters Index have moved from Liberty Lane (a.k.a Opium) to their new home The Academy on Abbey St.
The Swiss coffee brand beloved of George Clooney marks St. Patrick’s Day in style by hosting Bar 1661 at their flagship Duke Street store.
Cardiogen peptide has emerged as a subject of growing interest, particularly concerning its possible roles in cardiovascular physiology and other domains.
March may come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, but we have our eyes fixed on a different kind of animal this month
This St. Patrick's weekend sees the iconic Bewley’s in Grafton Street host an exciting programme of events to celebrate Ireland's big day.
Props to Frank and Honest Coffee who have teamed up with Hometree to restore 4,000 acres of Ireland’s woodlands and peatlands.
The book's purpose is to remember, challenge, and re-imagine 'worn' narratives of women's experiences in the context of shifting historical and cultural landscapes
The makers of Bini hope that their new products will help encourage Dubliners to pack their own lunches for work or outdoor dining as the weather improves.
Sean Smith chats with comedian and actor Sarah McGillion about her group's Viking Saga comedy show and the clash of Danish and Irish humour.
