Dublin Simon Hosts Vibrant Longest Day Community Festival This Thursday!
Dublin Simon is inviting those living in the city to spend the extra hours of sunlight at their Longest Day Festival this Thursday.
Dublin Simon is inviting those living in the city to spend the extra hours of sunlight at their Longest Day Festival this Thursday.
This month sees fourteen of the country’s finest young chefs battling it out for a place in the final of the Eurotoques Young Chef of the Year competition.
Spotify’s new plan includes having a minimum annual streaming threshold which must be met before an artist can receive his/her royalty.
After 430 years of pouring pints and creating memories, The Boot Inn in Swords, North Dublin, has hung up its bar towel for good.
We are giving five lucky readers a chance to attend a special screening of KINDS OF KINDNESS at Light House Cinema, Smithfield, Dublin 7 on Wednesday, June 26th.
‘Sure, that was the day I made a man out of Jim.’ So remarked James Joyce’s wife, Nora, discussing June 16th 1904. We revisit our article on Bloomsday from 2015.
Four friends put the world to rights while splitting the G and fighting about what a company owes the culture that created it.
Landless have been singing hauntingly, achingly beautiful renditions of Irish, Scottish, English and American traditional music since 2013.
Join hosts Antonia Dominguez and Lynda Coogan as they demystify the world of wine in a fun and conversational way.
This month Hawksmoor are offering complimentary beef dripping chips, when you order one of their six most popular drinks.
An approved Retirement Fund Ireland has a flexible approach to managing your pension, allowing for personal investment choices and adaptable withdrawals.
"Service is affable, attentive and luxuriously hirsute... Little Forest is a neighbourhood restaurant that’s worth leaving yours for."
The Dalkey Book Festival returns this weekend, discussing everything from politics, to history, literature, journalism, science, and comedy.
"Move over, Riverdance – there's a new star in the Irish whiskey scene, and his name is Michael Flatley." - Shamim De Brún
Nothing makes certain of your access to the very best of everything here like staying near St. Stephen’s Green.
"The photographic project began slowly at first, but came to life in summers, particularly heatwaves like 2013 and 2018."
If you’re considering renting a hospital bed, take the time to assess your needs, research your options, and choose a reputable local provider.
This book collects songs old and new that challenge traditional patriarchal power dynamics, with a portion of proceeds going to Women in Hebron