TUD Orchestra open Beethoven concert to the public
On Friday, April 19th, the TUD Symphony Orchestra is hosting a concert that is open to the public. The orchestra will play two pieces, both by the famous Ludwig van…
Ireland’s last Vincentian church, in the heart of Phibsborough
Phibsborough is a place that prides itself on its history and togetherness. Whether that be through supporting Bohemians football club or the Irish national side at Dalymount Park, through its…
The Paper Kites return to Dublin to headline Vicar Street
Australian band The Paper Kites are returning to Dublin to headline Vicar Street on Sunday the 28th of April. The Aussie band are touring their latest album ‘At the Roadhouse’,…
Vintage pop-ups connect to the environment
The younger generations continue to embrace ‘pre-loved’ clothes over fast-fashion brands. In the last few years, there has been an increase in the number of vintage pop-up shops in Dublin.…
St Patricks Day kicks off right at the heart of the city: Dublin 7
The Festival Quarter returned to Collins Barracks this year where the craic was found all day on the 16th and 17th of March. After last year’s festivities, the St. Patrick’s Festival…
Happydaysfest – Student gigs not to miss
Happydaysfest is a mini festival that takes place in the Grand Social, near Ha’penny Bridge, and artists from all around Dublin get the chance to perform. This festival is organised…
Local Libertine Market Crawl has ‘Celtic Fleadh’ theme
Taking place on the first Sunday of every month, the Libertine Market Crawl is a combination of a flea market and a pub crawl. Hosted by four Liberties pubs, the…
Dublin DJs – a busy scene and a demanding career
TRhe Dublin electronic music scene has an insatiable need for fresh music and artists. Two young DJs share their experience on starting out in the city. As techno culture grips the…
Hughes’s bar – remembering one of the best trad music pubs in Dublin
People knew they could just turn up at Hughes’s and enjoy a music session most evenings of the week. The pub evokes many memories of great trad music, where sessions…
Phibsborough coffee shop ‘Aura’ closes its doors
Aura coffee shop has permanently closed its doors after two years as it is too challenging for the owner to keep the business open. The shop, opened by Conor Ennis,…
Jackie’s pub recalls Nineties and Naughties
Jackie’s Pub on Francis Street is attracting business with an original mix of nostalgia for decades past. Jackie’s pub opened its doors just after the Covid-19 pandemic had started to…
King Con breaks Kerry hearts in Croke Park
In what was set to be a clash of the titans, the clinical Dub’s had other plans for the 2022 all Ireland champion’s, as Con O Callaghan’s hattrick in this…
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