Taking place at Temple House Estate, this glittering evening will transport guests into the golden age of jazz, swing and blues in support of Cairde’s ambitious 2026 arts programme
Let us guide you well off the beaten track, into these dark woods...
Food Works is currently on the lookout for the country’s next budding crop of food, drink or ingredients entrepreneurs.
Birthday celebrations continue at Fire, where they’ve teamed up with The Shed Distillery and Drumshanbo to mark their big milestone.
Paul Hughes' latest menu bears witness to the fact that you could do worse than spend Autumn in the Old Orchard Inn.
When it comes to securing a mortgage, working with a reliable mortgage brokers Ireland can make all the difference.
We’ve seen the photos and there’s no doubt it's a stylish refit but.... will it have that beloved soul that the Central once had?
Sink your fangs into five blood-soaked days of cinematic scares, cult revivals and midnight mayhem at the IFI this month.
With the trend for neighbourhood wine bars very much du jour, the one currently piquing everyone’s interest is Fíon Eile in Phibsborough
The rollout aims to streamline operations across Eclective’s venues by integrating kitchen, front-of-house, and management systems into a single digital platform.
"We’re self-distributing it, not because we have an ego, but because people didn’t want to do it. We’re making the movie that nobody wants you to see". - Jim Sheridan
A welcome find for lovers of all things Spanish lands this autumn, with the arrival of the delicious Rioja Discovery Collection.
Each year, the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies awards a series of photographs of space in their competition Reach for the Stars
Win 2 tickets to the Ireland Card Show on Sunday 9th November at the Conrad Hotel!
The experience features a four-course tasting menu showing how dishes called “Mexican” are shaped by flows of people, ingredients, and techniques
In this unique book, Irish women who stayed living on the island, who did not emigrate, describe their lives and perspectives on a dramatically changed social context from the 1990s…
Dubs still have an opportunity to see some of the most popular specimens from the Natural History Museum's collection.
Sculptor Éamonn Ceannt, grandnephew of one of the 1916 Rising leaders, tells how a near-fatal diving accident changed the course of his life.
