Training Restaurants – Are practical classrooms the way of the future?
Traditional teaching methods are changing. I write this piece as a student of journalism, for a student led paper that is published online. While yes, there are many theory based…
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…
Unique Pearse Lyons Distillery Tour Opens
The view from the balcony of St James’ church is much different nowadays. The alter, devoid of a priest, is filled with gleaming brass and copper stills; the pews have…
Juggling with tradition
Nestled amongst the back streets of the Liberties – and a legion of antique outlets – is the quaint and ultra-modern bar, The Jug. Francis Street can easily be described…
Learning Liberties liquor lore with whiskey wafflers
Basked in cultural and historical richness, the Liberties area was home to some of Ireland’s most famous distilleries for many years. As time progressed, certain factors including prohibition in America…
MVP – A Local Bar with a Global Appeal
Strolling up past Leonard’s Corner at the tail end of Clanbrassil Street, I have MVP in my sights. Nestled discreetly in on the right side of the road, just before…
Camden Exchange Review
Camden Street’s newest addition opened its doors about a month ago, and I thought I’d try something different, and something different was exactly what I got. Right in the…
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