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Meet Brendan, Dublin’s New AI Tour Guide
This introduction of AI into the tourism sector seems out of step with the vibrant tourist culture that already exists in Dublin.
Benoit Nicol’s The Nature of Things Launches New Wellness Room Sprays
Benoit Nicol's Irish essential oil brand has just launched a new trio of wellness-inspired room sprays designed to uplift mood and space.
Decal – The Echoes Are Decoys
"In my own head the electro that I write is not really the purest electro... It's got more of a bass influence and a techno influence to it."
Urban Ageing Gracefully: Tech Tricks for Seniors Living in the 01
Growing older in Dublin doesn’t mean slowing down. With the right tech, you can keep enjoying the city’s charm while feeling confident about your safety and independence.
A Walk Across The Rooftops: Anantara The Marker
Boasting spectacular panoramic views, The Rooftop Bar & Terrace at Anantara The Marker Dublin recently reopened with a stylish new look.
Beans, Breaks and Brainstorms: The Quiet Role of Coffee in Dublin’s Creative Circles
From compact design studios in Portobello to buzzing co-working floors in the Docklands, the coffee machine is more than a background kit.
Ding Dong! Calling The Voice of The Nation
Ring is holding auditions to find the first ever Irish voice of its Ring Video Doorbell in Dublin this weekend - and it could be you!
Project Arts Centre’s Open Day Returns With An Eclectic Programme of Free Events This Month!
Project Arts Centre’s Open Day is back on Sat 30th Aug with an electric programme of FREE workshops, performances, tours, food and more!
Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival Heads to Osaka With A Specially Curated Programme for Expo 2025
Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival brings together acclaimed Irish artists and performers in a world-class programme as part of the Ireland Pavilion at Expo 2025
How Is Technology Changing the Way Dublin Fans Follow Football?
Technological advancements have not rendered football obsolete, rather, they have enhanced the enjoyment of the game for individuals.
Sole Survivors: A Stitch in Time Saves … Shoes. And the Planet
“People keep their neuroses in their feet.” How are the city’s cobblers adapting to their ever-changing environment?
Roadmap: Nee-Naw Late-Night Safe Space Rolls Out in Dublin City Centre
Offering support to anyone feeling unwell or in need of a break during a night out, the Nee-Naw is a new late-night mobile safe space in the city.
Who By Fire? The Big Grill
The Big Grill BBQ and Food Festival continues to burn as brightly as ever, with a wave of Irish and international fire-starters set to spark things up at Herbert Park…
The NFL Comes to Dublin: What to Know About the Historic Game
American football has been growing in popularity, particularly over the last decade, and while it remains niche, it’s clear it will be the hottest ticket in town this September.
Barfly: The Time Is Now
In situ since 1904, more recent times have seen the upstairs section of Walters transformed into an event and concert space with its own bar
Roadmap: Priory Market
Tallaght’s Priory Market is home to many immigrant chefs looking for collaboration and support for their businesses.
Dublin Theatre Festival Will Light Up Dublin Stages From 25 September to 12 October!
An eclectic and global survey of the art form, from classical repertoire to work that pushes the boundaries of what theatre can be.