Sonic Tonic Temple Launches With Sophia Pallaro & DJ Lerosa At Segotia This Friday!
Launching this Friday, Sonic Tonic Temple blends yoga meditation and movement with live ambient music performances in unique spaces.
Launching this Friday, Sonic Tonic Temple blends yoga meditation and movement with live ambient music performances in unique spaces.
"This is what happens when a very skilled kitchen turns its attention to something normally beneath its consideration." - Conor Stevens
The menu at fab new Pizzeria Reggie's in Rathmines bears the legend ‘Eat The Lot’, and we think we might have to.
Siblings Clifton and Louise Foyle bring a touch of Waterford hospitality to Dublin with the opening of The Dunmore, their new culinary venture in Rathmines.
This is the second shop opening for siblings Hugh and Eoin O’Reilly, who launched their independent food truck and breakfast delivery service back in 2018, before opening their first bricks…
Fasten your seatbelts – we’re in for a bumpy ride! As 2023 dawns, we’ve been checking in with those who research these things to see what we can expect when…
As the space squeeze continues, the plight of artists is often be shaded by larger-scale crisis. Mart Studios persists in trying to provide affordable spaces for a disparate range of…
Considering its history of transience, perhaps it is somewhat fitting that Bolands feels like it’s from somewhere else entirely.
After a six-month hiatus, the artist-led MART kicks off its exhibition programme again.
Specialising in flavoursome dishes based on traditional Jamaican and West Indian recipes.
This is a long way from a black box in a shopping centre.
This is the best food that Joe Macken has brought to us yet.
Billed as a new canteen for ‘Mates, Dates and Yadda, Yadda’ the menu at recently opened Hey Donna bears the hallmark of French, Moorish and Middle Eastern flavours
Ah, Rathmines, the suburb that never sleeps - a cultural melting pot to rival all comers. As one might expect from such a pulsating cosmopolitan hub there is no shortage…
In Dublin folklore, facts need not interfere with stories. A particularly good story concerns the dome roof of the magnificent Mary Immaculate of Sinners church, on Rathmines Road.