Recipe: Frozen Passion Fruit Mascarpone Sandwich
The ultimate refreshing and heavenly snack, perfect for warm summer afternoons and balmy evenings...
12 Points Festival: The Dirty Dozen
Blink and you might miss it, but every second April something remarkable takes place in Dublin for fans of jazz and experimental music. It’s a far cry from the country’s…
Beer Review: Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier 5.1% + Correction
If you’re interested in trying a genuinely distinct style of beer that is often overlooked, have a look through the shelves for Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier otherwise known as smoked beer.
How To Win Your Referendum
Talking about the referendum is tricky. Be persistent, but be kind. Emotions are easily and often embroiled. It’s time to climb out of our trenches.
Restaurant Review: Stanley’s Restaurant & Wine Bar
It’s the start of my meal in Stanley’s and the plate before me is a little intimidating. There are microgreens, ribbons of carrots. thin slices of radish, segments of clementine…
Pecha Kucha Dublin #1
Totally Dublin have teamed up with our friends in the Irish Architecture Foundation to put on four Pecha Kucha nights this year, beginning on Wednesday 22nd April.
Totally Dublin Weekender | April 2 – 6
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
Win a double pass to LIFE festival!
We've got TWO double passes to Life Festival to give away, to be in with a chance to win just share this post on Facebook.
In the Fold at London Fashion Week
In The Fold, an exhibition at London Fashion Week, indicated that young Irish fashion talent very much has a place at the top table.
Soundbite: Beth-Ann Smith The Lismore Food Company
Beth-Ann Smith and brothers Owen and Ken Madden, three artisans with impressive family lineages in food, have combined their collective experience to launch The Lismore Food Company. Based in the…
Home from Home: Karl on London
Moving to London seemed like a way to have a clean break and start focusing much harder on a "career" and being an adult and so forth. All that being…
Music Interview: Áine & Andy from Record Store Gay
An all-day, all-welcome festival of music and art complete with a limited edition tie-in record featuring a slew of Irish acts covering their favourite ‘gay anthems’, Record Store Gay is…
Barfly: Aja at J.J. Smyth’s
It’s nearly seven years since I’ve been to a gig in J.J. Smyth’s and, neatly, we’ve stumbled upon what is announced by lead singer John Graham as the seventh anniversary…
Bitesize April 2015
In Totally Dublin's Bitesize roundup for April: To Drink: Great Irish Beverages - Dublin Wine Fest, To Eat: Doughboys, To Try: Cocu, To Visit: New Carluccio’s in Glasthule
Lisa Ryder Interview
"I’m not for everybody, I’m not throwaway fashion." Lisa Ryder is the queen of printed leather handbags. Her distinctive and dynamic designs are a captivating snapshot into the imagination of…
Barfly – Green Man Wines
Wine bars are hard to find in Dublin suburbs. The hallmark of your local is the quality of its black stuff and thus, the proliferation of Dublin’s wine offerings is…
Artsdesk: Rose Wylie | Cú Chulainn Comforted
There is a strong sense of Wylie’s painting process in her work. Her embrace of mistakes is made transparent through corrective painting; smooth white and pink patches stand out against…
Album Review: Sufjan Stevens – Carrie & Lowell
Forget the erstwhile States project that is so often identifies him; what defines Sufjan Stevens is the single-minded intensity he brings to any project he works on.