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Anger over anti-social behaviour on the quays

Anger over anti-social behaviour on the quays

Workers in retail shops along the quays say they have been facing what they see as an ‘increase in dangerous behavior from the public’. Many businesses such as Forbidden Planet…

The Fourth Corner: New menu launches for Patrick Street bar 

The Fourth Corner: New menu launches for Patrick Street bar 

Popular Patrick Street bar The Fourth Corner has just launched its brand new menu, ahead of an expected busy summer schedule. The well known and loved Dublin 8 bar ‘The…

The Thomas House rocks!

The Thomas House rocks!

Here on Thomas Street, Dublin, only a hop, skip, and a jump from Christchurch Cathedral, lies a very exciting little rock’n’roll gem. Dublin City, in the past, has never really…

Jimmy McHugh, an Oliver Bond inspiration

Jimmy McHugh, an Oliver Bond inspiration

“His work ethic and training is second to none, he always puts his body on the line.” These are the words that Oliver Bond Celtic chairman and manager, Eddie Keogh,…

Whatever happened to City Spares?

<strong>Whatever happened to City Spares?</strong>

Once upon a time in Francis Street, there was a unique, and most important place, the like of which, alas is gone, but should never ever be forgotten. To the…

The Virgin Mary: Dublin’s only alcohol-free bar closes its doors

The Virgin Mary: Dublin’s only alcohol-free bar closes its doors

Dublin’s only alcohol-free bar The Virgin Mary has announced its closure, following four successful years on Capel Street. The bar, named after the world’s most famous alcohol-free cocktail, released a…

Shopfront Improvement Scheme 2023 now open for applications

Shopfront Improvement Scheme 2023 now open for applications

Dublin City Council is now accepting applications for this year’s Shopfront Improvement Scheme.   The Shopfront Improvement Scheme is aimed at improving the appearance of independently owned shops that front public…

50 years with the Liberty Market: Time has changed 

<strong>50 years with the Liberty Market: Time has changed </strong>

The Liberty Market opened in 1973, which means the market will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year. Stall owners of The Liberty Market discussed the trials and tribulations that they…

Why cafés can take my money 

<strong>Why cafés can take my money</strong> 

My bank account shrinks every time I walk past a coffee shop – but I’m not willing to sacrifice my coffee shop visits any time soon.  Ireland, and most of the…

Sustainability award winners offer a piece of history with new ‘Liberties’ collection

Sustainability award winners offer a piece of history with new ‘Liberties’ collection

Old beams and discarded copper are not materials you would normally associate when making lamps, yet these are exactly the type of items Eoin Shanley is looking out for. Eoin…

Leo Burdock untold: Chips, war and hungry celebrities

Leo Burdock untold: Chips, war and hungry celebrities

Nestled on the fringe of the Liberties, opposite Christchurch Cathedral, is an unparalleled success story, the rise of which seems to defy logic, and boggle the mind. From humble beginnings,…

Me Auld Flower: food and drinks festival to open next month in historic Smithfield marketplace

Me Auld Flower: food and drinks festival to open next month in historic Smithfield marketplace

A new Irish food and drink festival is coming to Dublin 7 next month and will take place in a historic building that’s been closed since pre-pandemic times – and…

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