Art Source Showcases Work By Tracey Emin at The RDS This Weekend!
Ireland’s biggest art show is set to display over 10,000 artworks from iconic names and new artists at the RDS this weekend.
Ireland’s biggest art show is set to display over 10,000 artworks from iconic names and new artists at the RDS this weekend.
Lily O’Brien’s festive collection is bringing its strong Irish-made chocolate game to this year’s range of gifting possibilities.
"I have a natural inclination when I collect folk songs to be drawn towards ones that have a stronger female protagonist." - Radie Peat
"If this is the future model for Irish gastropubs then bring on the age of the bistro-in-boozer." - Conor Stevens
The coming weeks see the hospitable folk at Luttrellstown Castle inviting visitors to tuck into their legendary Festive Afternoon Tea.
Why a luxury car rental does community work: Aleksandr Matiashov on Trinity Rental’s partnership with Dubai Police and promoting safe driving in the UAE.
In partnership with Big Dance Theater, Pan Pan’s latest production is a magnified distillation of Eugene O’Neill’s most-praised play.
Arthouse offers art lovers a chance to take home an original piece while supporting one of Ireland’s most important LGBTQ+ community spaces.
As part of a series of events in the run up to the festive season, three consecutive Thursdays see exceptional value from over 30 restaurants.
Dublin brothers Robin and Terry Jones have concocted a sweet lover’s dream with their latest batch of premium treats
"As Dublin promotes itself as a destination for contemporary art, how fully does its principal gallery festival reflect the city's artistic life?" - Agata Byrne
Good Food Ireland marks twenty years of championing Irish food, provenance and culinary tourism with a gala awards ceremony in Dublin this month.
As Dublin Book Fest turns 20, Louise Kennedy sat down with Totally Dublin before the opening event, discussing her new, unannounced book.
Róis is partnering with Domino to produce a fully remastered version of the critically acclaimed 2024 album MO LÉAN with a new track.
Living vertically changes the small rhythms of a day, and Dubliners are adapting with characteristic good humour.
A rare opportunity to hear one of Ireland's leading jazz composers present new work performed by an outstanding international cast of big band musicians.
The Purty Kitchen has launched a great value midweek offering where diners can avail of a main and a glass of wine for €29.
This year’s Beta Festival features a new strand of programming for non-humans. Specifically, dogs.