Fire Draw Near – Ian Lynch
"There’s great stuff happening now... Just all the people who are weird getting weird together." - Ian Lynch, Fire Draw Near
"There’s great stuff happening now... Just all the people who are weird getting weird together." - Ian Lynch, Fire Draw Near
With no wheat, barley, or rye handled in the kitchen, Glas is fast becoming a healthy haven for coeliac and gluten-intolerant diners.
There are only 300 bottles of this collector’s item; if you’re a D4-eigner, now is the time to grab a taste of your own back garden.
Marking 30 years since UFO settled into its groove in the Waterfront/Columbia Mills, the original team are bringing the experience back for one special night
On November 6th, 2024, the Moroccan rock band Meteor Airlines will perform in the Button Factory, Dublin as part of their AGDAL tour.
This year, the event is stepping up with the new French Champion Awards, recognising the Irish professionals who are crushing it in the French wine game.
"Café culture can help enhance our well-being in subtle but significant ways" - Fiona O'Malley, CEO Turn2Me
CoisCéim Dance Theatre, one of Ireland's premier dance companies, is now bringing their critically acclaimed show to audiences across the country, with a seven-venue national tour
Eclectic European Jazz ensemble AERIE return for a string of dates, their first in eight years.
This newly published gastronomic odyssey takes its readers on a fascinating journey through Ireland’s culinary past.
"Irish people are changing a little bit. We’re extremely alarmed about misinformation, hence ‘Wake Up People’. It’s a call."
As the season of mellow fruitfulness rolls on, there's a chance to enjoy the traditional flavours of autumn straight from the fridge.
If you're looking to keep the craic alive without sacrificing the next morning to session, here are five non-alcoholic beers that are well worth a try.
Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival returns with a fiery spectacle, theatrical terrors, immersive art, cinematic treats and free events in the city this October Bank Holiday Weekend!
Mark the calendar for a very special evening deep-diving into pint culture with a mix of banter, history, and pure craic.
"If you’re Irish, most everyone has felt some sort of Catholic guilt. You’re building on that and drawing from those experiences." - Peter Coonan
Spain is coming to Ireland this October, and it’s bringing its best eats and drinks with it.
For those wondering whether or not Brunch is still a thing in Dublin, the answer, despite the naysayers, is most definitely yes.