From Lobsters To Lughnasa – Seven Great Things To Do This August Bank Holiday Weekend!
The Festival of Lughnasa has survived into modern times, with lots going on throughout the city over the upcoming bank holiday weekend.
The Festival of Lughnasa has survived into modern times, with lots going on throughout the city over the upcoming bank holiday weekend.
“There’s very few things that people have accused me of doing on stage that I haven’t done." - Gibby Haynes
It’s Greg Thorpe’s final year as Festival Director of The GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival and he’s aiming to go out on a high.
The accommodating folk at The Big Romance continue to facilitate a variety of innovative ways to marry sound, drinks and good company.
With 21 live shows, dozens of comedians, and some of Dublin’s most iconic venues in the mix, this brand-new festival is a must-see.
If Italian language and culture have always fascinated you, the Istituto Italiano di Cultura in Dublin (IIC) is the right place for you!
Open House Dublin is inviting Dubliners to come and experience the festival from the inside as a volunteer.
Established in 2021, Earth Rising is Ireland’s leading festival exploring the intersection of climate, culture, and collective action.
"I’d like to think that this is the sauce that Ray Liotta was exhorting his brother to keep stirring before he had to go unload the guns that Jimmy didn’t…
"Strut the floor like it's your big day, every day, and come celebrate with us!” - Tino Schiaparelli
Winning Gen Z’s attention is like trying to hold onto a greased watermelon. Blink and they’ve already scrolled.
Established in 2024 by Brian Kenny, the facility blends state-of-the-art technology with traditional techniques to deliver top-tier vinyl records.
There is a story to every line and thread. A jersey can look simple, but there has been blood, sweat and tears poured into its creation.
"‘We Call This Power’ is our statement of intent as a bar. To see it recognised on this level makes us incredibly proud.”
One Plate for Palestine sees food outlets adding a special Palestinian-themed dish to their menus to raise funds to combat hunger in Gaza.
"This is not just a distillery; it is a declaration of intent, for our family, for the island, and for the generations who will follow us.”
To celebrate the launch of its first Irish hotel, citizenM is partnering with Dublin’s DOOM Pizza for a one-off collaboration of big flavour and even bigger prizes.
"Even as early as the 1960s, questions were being posed about the future of this market." With news that work is finally set to commence, we revisit Aoife McElwain's piece…