Artsdesk: A Dance Between Colour And Form – Richard Gorman
"Gorman is a major Irish talent and this exhibition gives you everything you need to understand why." - Tom Lordan
Primal Scream and Bricknasty Are Heading to the Valley: New Wave of Acts Announced for Beyond The Pale 2026 at Wicklow’s Glendalough Estate
Beyond The Pale unveils a new wave of music acts for its “fifth volume” this June, adding twelve music acts to an already impressive line‑up.
Irish Premiere of Return To Palestine by The Freedom Theatre Opens At Project Arts Centre
A landmark theatre moment lands this evening as President Catherine Connolly attends the Irish premiere of Return To Palestine.
Rich, Indulgent and Messy – Boojum Goes Big
The burrito joint has rolled out its largest-ever menu revamp, adding eight new Signature dishes, brand-new proteins and yes, Patatas.
How Humans Learned to Speak to the World Through Video
Video is no longer a complex technology. It’s an everyday language. Editing, once a specialized skill, has turned into a routine digital action.
Roadmap: Artist-Initiated Projects 2026 at Pallas
Pallas Project’s 30th anniversary programme kicks off in style with eight three-week long exhibitions by artists including Paddy Critchley, Fiona Marron, and Finn Nichol.
From Winter Towards Spring: Six of the Best Things to Do As Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women Returns This Weekend!
Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women returns for its fifth year with a seriously stacked Bank Holiday programme.
On The Booze and Online – Dublin By Pub
The blog’s epic quest to visit every pub in the city has resulted in a fascinating selection of articles memorialising the city’s taverns
Love Blooms – Chamber Choir Ireland and Ellie Slorach
This one-off concert explores love in all its forms through a beautifully curated programme of contemporary and classical choral works
Pinning It! Ireland Gets Its Cocktail PINs
Big news for lovers of Irish cocktails with word that three bars were recently PINNED by The Pinnacle Guide, the global gold standard for cocktail culture.
Roadmap: The Sweetness Of Lemon’s
A fascinating trawl through family feuds and dodgy business decisions against the emergence of Dublin as a capital city.
Roadmap: All Killer Jan – Feb Programme At The National Concert Hall
We don't realistically know when the NCH will close for its massive refurb but apropos of that, they’ve announced another killer programme of events for 2026.
Questana: Make Dublin Your Next Adventure
Hidden somewhere in Dublin right now are various treasures waiting to be found. You just have to know where to look.
Roadmap: Tavares Strachan
Trinity East Campus features Bahamian artist Tavares Strachan’s intriguing sculpture portraits of legendary social rights activists Harriet Tubman and Marcus Garvey
Dublin Lunar New Year Banquet
Asia Market is bringing those all-important Lunar New Year vibes to Dublin with a lavish Chinese banquet at Ka Shing Restaurant on Wicklow Street.
In The Modern World – Villa Tugendhat
A radically modern development designed by Ronnie Tallon was inspired by the work of the internationally-renowned architect Mies van der Rohe
Reliable Printing Solutions for Modern Irish Workplaces
As businesses continue to evolve, printing remains a practical necessity rather than a relic of the past...
Burns Night 2026 At L. Mulligan Grocer
This weekend our thoughts turn to a convivial hostelry in Stoneybatter, and their annual celebration in honour of Scotsman Rabbie Burns.