Best Slot Games Based Around the Wild West
Discover the best Wild West slot games, including Le Cowboy, Bandit Megaways and Bison Moon Megaways, featuring Western themes and bonus features.
Think AI Girlfriends Are a Gen Z Trend? The Data Says Otherwise
A new survey finds adults aged 30 to 45 are far more open to AI girlfriends and boyfriends than Gen Z, challenging assumptions about who uses AI companions.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Mourning, Memory and Finding Queer Home in Dublin
Artist explores grief, memory, queerness and home in Mourning is a Muscle, coming to Project Arts Centre as part of Dublin Fringe Festival.
Dublin City Council’s Liffey Festival Puts the River at the Heart of the City
Discover Dublin City Council’s Liffey Festival this September, with live music, watersports, maritime history, street theatre and more along the River Liffey.
Competition: Win 2 tickets to An Tóstal at Pot Duggan’s
Win 2 tickets to An Tóstal in Ennistymon on Saturday 19th September, brought to you by Beamish. Enter the Totally Dublin competition!
Mi Casa Bring 15 Years of Soul, House and Afro-Pop to Dublin This September
Mi Casa bring their 15th anniversary tour to OPIUM Dublin on 23 September 2026 for a night of soul, house, jazz and Afro-pop.
Pumpkins After Dark Returns to Newbridge House This October
Pumpkins After Dark returns to Newbridge House in Dublin this October with thousands of hand-carved pumpkins, live entertainment and Halloween magic.
Do Dublin’s Gaming Habits Mirror Trends In England?
How do Dublin’s gaming habits compare with England’s? We take a look at betting, casino gaming and more.
The View From the Top: Meet Electric Picnic’s New Power Deck
Discover the new Flogas Power Deck at Electric Picnic, offering elevated views of the main stage while renewable energy powers the festival's biggest performances.
Sensinema is Bringing a More Inclusive Kind of Outdoor Cinema to Dublin this September
Sensinema brings inclusive outdoor cinema to Dublin this September, screening Song of the Sea and The Secret of Kells in two city parks.
Blindboy’s World Comes to Life at the Abbey Theatre
Blindboy’s Animals comes to the Abbey Theatre this September. Discover the bizarre, surreal production featuring Pat Shortt and an unforgettable cast.