Harvest Fair Returns To Richmond Barracks This Weekend
Autumn gets crafty at Richmond Barracks as the Harvest Fair returns to Inchicore on Saturday September 12th and Sunday September 13th.
Sending A Message – ‘NO KINGS – GAZA • IRAN • ICE’
"Just as our message will be washed away by the tide, so too will Trump and his regime be washed away by the power of ordinary people, protecting each other…
The George – The People’s Choice
The George continues to celebrate 40 years in style, recently carrying off a brace of awards at the 2026 Bar of the Year Awards.
How Open Banking Could Change Ireland’s Digital Economy
Discover how open banking and Pay by Account could transform Ireland's digital economy, from faster payments and lower costs to consumer trust and security.
Finding Balance: How Online Therapy is Helping Irish Adults and Couples Navigate Life’s Challenges
The rise of online therapy offers new ways to address life’s challenges, supporting emotional health within the convenience of digital platforms.
Bitesize: Oysters At the Shello
Dublin’s Grand Dame celebrates thirty days in dedicatde to Oysters this month with a seriously tempting menu at No. 27 Bar & Lounge.
Launching Today: Lunch at Liberty Park
A new pilot initiative in the heart of the city’s historic Monto district sees Dublin's newest Food Market spring to life in Dublin 1.
Roadmap: Conflict To Creation – Dublin Independent Fashion Week
Over its short tenure DIFW has blown up into a brilliantly curated event for anyone interested in new, cutting edge fashion and this year's programme is another stellar edition.
Time Remembered – Everybody Digs Bill Evans
A bleak study of chronic addiction and grief, Everybody Digs Bill Evans is a biographical drama film about the famous jazz pianist and composer
How Digital Wallets Are Changing The Irish Online Casino Experience
As Irish consumers become increasingly comfortable with digital payments, those expectations will continue influencing online casino services.
Cultural Similitudes: A Photographic Exhibition Exploring the Unexpected Connections Between Ireland and Sinai
‘Cultural Similitudes’ by Laura Jean Zito explores unexpected connections between Ireland and the Sinai through five decades of intimate photography.
Palestinian Cultural Days Returns to Dublin This September
Palestinian Cultural Days returns to Dublin from 25–27 September 2026 with art, music, food, film, workshops, talks and a headline show from Tamer Nafar.
Refining Nature: Fionn McCann – Deconstructing a Mountain
McCann arrived on Valentia Island with a straightforward commercial job. It was meant to be brief. Instead, he fell in love with the place.
Dublin Book Festival Returns for Its 20th Anniversary With More Than 120 Events
Dublin Book Festival 2026 returns from 4-8 November for its 20th anniversary, with 120+ events featuring top Irish and international writers.
Cork Comes Alive for the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival This October
Discover the biggest names, exciting Irish acts and must-see events at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival 2026, taking over Cork this October.
The Hoxton & Lacoste are reimagining Room Service with Michael McGregor
The Hoxton Dublin and Lacoste launch Room Service, a limited-edition capsule by artist Michael McGregor, available exclusively to hotel guests from 8 September.
At 17 – Pichet Dishes Up The Sweet Stuff
Pichet marks seventeen landmark years with a signature birthday dessert that sounds like the perfect reason to skip straight to the sweet stuff.
How Dublin’s Food Producers Ensure Freshness – From the Counter to Your Doorstep
Discover how Dublin food producers keep fresh food safe and chilled from the counter to your doorstep using cold chain packaging and smart delivery.