Spring Is the Best Time to Start Skin Treatments. Here’s Why
Discover why spring is the ideal time to start skin treatments. Learn how laser treatments, peels and hydration therapies can help refresh and prepare your skin before summer.
Adopted and Adapted: Global Foods Dublin Claimed as Its Own
Discover how Dublin has embraced and adapted global cuisines, from curry chips and spice bags to falafel wraps and kebabs, creating unique local comfort foods inspired by international flavours.
The Peace Process: An Immersive Dance Experience By Flora Fauna Project Arrives in Ireland
The Peace Process, an immersive dance and multimedia experience, comes to Dublin and Wexford this spring, inviting audiences into a meditative, interactive performance exploring movement, sound and shared space.
Why More Dublin Workers Are Reviewing Their Financial Plans After Career Changes
Dublin workers are reviewing financial plans after career changes. Learn how salary, pensions, benefits, and risk can shift—and why a timely review matters.
Game of Thrones Studio Tour is Now Offering 30% Off
Save 30% on the Game of Thrones Studio Tour with code BLOOM. Discover iconic sets, costumes, props and exclusive events, with coach transfers from Dublin.
600+ Artists, 90+ Comedy, Cabaret, Circus & Theatre Events Across 12 Areas as Beyond the Pale Unveils Its Arts Lineup
Discover the Beyond the Pale Arts Programme 2026 at Glendalough Estate, featuring 600+ artists, 90 events, 12 stages, and a bold mix of immersive, playful, and cutting-edge performances.
Live Collision Marks 15th Edition with Ambitious New Biennial Model and the Launch of Live Collision Salon
Live Collision marks its 15th edition with a new biennial model and the launch of Live Collision Salon, an intimate, process-led programme across Dublin from May 1–3, 2026.
PEG-MGF Peptide: Advances in Cellular Growth and Regeneration Research
Explore PEG-MGF peptide research, its role in tissue repair, cellular signaling, and regenerative medicine, plus why PEGylation enhances stability and study potential.
From Gyms to Home Setups: How Dublin’s Fitness Culture Is Changing
Explore how Dublin’s fitness scene is shifting toward flexible home workouts, as more people balance gym routines with convenient training setups at home.
Where the Irish Go Next: The Best TEFL Destinations for a New Start Abroad
Irish people are using TEFL to escape Ireland’s cost-of-living crisis. Discover the best TEFL destinations, salaries and living costs for a fresh start abroad.
Dublin City Council Sensoria Returns to Merrion Square with Its Most Inclusive Festival Yet
Dublin City Council Sensoria Festival 2026 returns to Merrion Square with a free, inclusive, neurodivergent-friendly weekend of performances, workshops and sensory experiences for all ages.
Abstract Positions – A Curated Dialogue of Contemporary Abstraction from Four Distinct Voices
Abstract Positions at Gallery Zozimus brings together four artists exploring contemporary abstraction as part of the Culture Date with Dublin 8 Festival.
Beatlemania Comes to Smock Alley Theatre – Adelphi ’63 by Laura Brady
Experience Adelphi ‘63 at Smock Alley Theatre, a vibrant new play inspired by The Beatles’ 1963 Dublin visit, blending music, history and sisterhood in a nostalgic journey through Beatlemania.
Staycity Group Opens Doors To Dublin’s Cultural And Creative Community With Tivoli Space Open Call
Staycity Group launches an open call for Dublin’s Tivoli space, inviting artists and community groups to create a new cultural hub in The Liberties.
ClothesCycle Brings Europe’s Largest Thrift Market to Dublin This May
Europe’s largest thrift market lands in Dublin this May. Shop 100+ sellers, vintage fashion, bargains, DJs, food and more at ClothesCycle in the RDS.
Celebrate Dublin City’s Local Heroes!
Celebrate Dublin’s local heroes with the 2026 Lord Mayor’s Awards. Nominate individuals or groups making a real difference in your community before 17 April.
Chasing Vinyl: Record Store Day 2026 at Golden Discs Dublin
Record Store Day 2026 in Dublin: queues, exclusive vinyl releases, and the thrill of hunting rare records for music fans of all ages.
Gerald Barry’s Salome Is Not The Salome You Think You Know
Gerald Barry’s Salome arrives at New Music Dublin 2026—sharp, chaotic, darkly funny, and wildly unconventional, reimagining Oscar Wilde’s play as a bold, obsessive operatic fever dream.