The ultimate guide to Dublin’s lively entertainment scene in March
Dublin comes alive in March with vibrant events catering to all interests. The Irish capital offers something for everyone, from music concerts to sporting events and cultural celebrations to comic…
The Scene + Heard Festival in Smock Alley
Oscar wins, Grammy nominations and Booker prizes – the Irish art scene is thriving at the top, and hopefully will not slow down anytime soon. But where does it all…
Sunday market in the park at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Every Sunday, the park near St. Patrick’s Cathedral fills with tourists and Dublin locals who come to support and shop from one of the city’s most down-to-earth marketplaces. From 11…
Christmas market return to Dublin Castle
The Dublin Castle Christmas Markets returned on the 28th of November and runs until the 18th of December. A distinct boutique outdoor Christmas market with a large selection of festive…
Outcasts courtyard in Stoneybatter brings the heat
Outcasts occupies a Prussia Street courtyard and offers a coffee shop, pizza truck, a burger hut – and a sauna and plunge pool. Outcasts started out three and a half…
Marsh’s: Ireland’s oldest public library
Peaceful, alluring, educational – these are just some of the words to describe Marsh’s Library. Opened in 1707, it was the first public library in Ireland and is now Ireland’s oldest. The…
Second “Dublin by Night” lights up city streets
On the first weekend of November, the capital marked the second annual celebration of “Dublin by Night”. The after-dark events, from cooking demonstrations to circus performances, ran through the night. …
Channel your inner Mescal: Smithfield’s lookalike showdown
By Millie Reid and Alex Keegan Ten days after an enormous Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in New York, a similar event for Ireland’s Hollywood star Paul Mescal saw crowds of…
Imelda May- The Mother of All The Liberties
If you found yourself walking along Meath Street over the last few weeks you might have noticed a striking new piece of artwork depicting the beloved Liberties local, Imelda May.…
An Antique Tale: Shops and galleries survive in a changing Francis Street
The culmination of stories in one street Francis Street has been called Dublin’s Antique Quarter ever since 2003. It houses well-established antique shops, galleries, and vintage shops. Though it was…
Bodytonic unveils Phibsborough record store in collaboration with Absys Records
The recent National Record Store Day saw the launch of Racket, a new collaborative shop located at Cross Guns bridge near Phibsboro, in the basement of the Bernard Shaw pub.…
Nightclub opening hour bill hit with setback
In a follow up to a story previously posted on The Liberty, the promise of nightclubs opening until 6am this summer seems to be breaking, after a significant push back…
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