Bank Holiday Treats At The Shed
There are plenty of Halloween treats in store for those who make the journey to lovely Leitrim at the end of this month.
There are plenty of Halloween treats in store for those who make the journey to lovely Leitrim at the end of this month.
A spine-tingling weekend in store as Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival turns the city into a playground for deadly adventures.
From brilliant new releases to unmissable classics, this year's edition of IFI'd Horrorton looks like one for the ages.
Dublin food brand Twenty Two Days is currently bringing a little bit of South America to Dublin tables with a punchy new Chimichurri Sauce
“We live for what we do, and we are just getting started.” Dublin Independent Fashion Week hits a new high on its fourth edition.
"I spend an alarming amount of my week worrying if the butter-to-potato ratio on a tiny Kerrygold earring is ‘emotionally accurate’."
The October lineup at Elliots Bakery is currently showcasing a lovely selection of hearty delights perfectly suited to chilly Autumn days.
Arthouse offers art lovers a chance to take home an original piece while supporting one of Ireland’s most important LGBTQ+ community spaces.
A powerful new Irish dance theatre production celebrates the extraordinary women who helped shape modern Ireland.
Open House Dublin is heading into its final weekend, but there’s still plenty of time to get out and discover the city.
Monty’s is giving its impressive wine credentials a chance to breathe on their own with a brand-new wine bar at its home on Eustace Street.
The annual programme of funded, artist-initiated projects focuses on early/mid-career, emerging artists and recent graduates.
With a full backline provided – just bring your instrument, or if playing isn’t your thing, simply lend them your ears.
Resist is a new photo series by Ste Murray that centers on a set of photographic postcards documenting urban plant life in the Liberties.
Forever is Now immerses viewers in a family’s private life to gain a deeper understanding of the high-stakes impact of climate politics.
An engaging new book by Oisín Davis neatly demonstrates just how incredibly versatile one of the country’s oldest spirits can be.
A thoughtful, boundary-pushing showcase of Black creativity, with plenty to ponder beyond the screen as part of Black History Month at IMMA.
"Bars are about unburdening ourselves, making real connection, enjoying great drinks and leaving the troubles of the world at the door."