Sunshine X Pot Still
A little Spanish sun goes a long way as Redbreast Irish Whiskey once again heads south for the latest drop in its much-loved Iberian Series.
A little Spanish sun goes a long way as Redbreast Irish Whiskey once again heads south for the latest drop in its much-loved Iberian Series.
Neither too tight nor overly loose, simple yet elegant, straight leg jeans deserve a spot in your wardrobe
“I’m trying to fly the flag, especially for female artists that maybe have taken a break and don’t feel like they can get back into it again.”
Dublin audiences will get their chance to discover the genius of The Trocks when this beloved company returns to Dublin to open the 2026 Dublin Dance Festival
Break-dancing brothers Cristian and Cosmos, who immigrated to Ireland in 2014, are the subjects of a dance documentary to be screened at IMMA
Fishamble, one of Ireland’s leading theatre production companies, specializing in new plays, is now accepting script submissions.
Dublin was never short of places to drink. But in recent years, something quieter has been happening alongside the pubs and the pints
Rascals tips its hat to Inchicore neighbours Kari with two limited-edition pizzas inspired by the local restaurant’s layered Indian flavours.
No vines, no faux-Tuscany vibes, just beautifully crafted bottles that have quietly made their way onto Michelin-star menus nationwide.
Alice Maher's The Sibyls, designed by Pure Designs, features new poetry by Paula Meehan and a commissioned text by Dr. Sarah Kelleher
“People are eternally optimistic when it comes to romantic love in a way that I find very silly but also very sweet.”
First birthday celebrations continue apace at The Sackville Lounge, with the launch of a regular Happy Hour that's actually two hours long!
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland has asked for a register of interest from possible operators.
The distillery was the first to be built in Mayo in 150 years, making this spring's tasting tour a real treat for curious whiskey aficionados.
Kaizen Chinese Restaurant adds a little hóngbāo magic to the table this coming week, with a Lucky Red Envelope, and a chance to win a €500 voucher!
Rory’s has been in the same spot since the day it opened 66 years ago, a credit to Rory’s (and now Mary’s) resilience and business acumen.
Airfield Estate is teaming up with Gather + Gather to open doors to paid employment for people with intellectual disabilities.
This year’s programme brings some of the most compelling international dance artists to Dublin stages and spaces