Tourist Trail of the Liberties
As one of Dublin’s most historic neighbourhoods the Liberties is a popular destination for tourists when they are staying here in Dublin. The Liberties is one of our capital city’s…
‘The Half Promised Land’ Newest Autism Friendly Play in Dublin’
A new production of Maeve Binchy’s 1979 play ‘The Half Promised Land’ included one relaxed performance specifically for those with an Autism Spectrum Condition or any sensory and communication disorders.…
Crypto Café review
The Crypto Café just opened at 23 Aungier Street, is the first café in Dublin to accept cryptocurrencies as payment for their products as well as the euro currency. The…
Best pint of Guinness in the Liberties
John Fallon’s, otherwise known as The Capstan Bar holds the reputation for the best pint of Guinness in the Liberties. Fallon’s is located on a corner fronting Dean Street and…
Ireland’s final two games of the Six Nations
Ireland head into the last two games of this year’s Six Nations tournament with their fate firmly in their own hands after an impressive campaign so far. Joe Schmidt’s side have…
Sean Lock gets laughs and heckles in ‘Keep it Light’ show
British comedian Sean Lock was heckled by an Irish audience when he brought his Keep It Light stand up show to the Olympia Theatre. The comedian, who played two gigs…
Tommy Tiernan: ‘Under the Influence’
Tommy Tiernan: ‘Under the Influence,’ what a show. His October 6th show in Vicar Street was hilarious and due to popular demand has been announced for an extra three nights…
Annabelle: Creation Review
Director: David Sandberg Run: 109 minutes Annabelle: Creation is a prequel to Annabelle (2014) and the fourth in The Conjuring series. The…
How Not To Be A Boy Review: Robert Webb
How Not To Be a Boy’, a book full of love, laughter and heartbreak, Robert Webb’s life-so-far memoir. …
The Fate of the Furious: Review
The series continues to defy all logic, with nuclear submarines to self-driven cars, proving to be thrilling as ever. Fast and Furious never fails to deliver for the audience. The…
Personal Shopper review
Selected to compete for the Palme d’Or last year at the Cannes Film Festival and co-winner of the Best Director Award for Olivier Assayas, Personal Shopper is now on Irish…
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