Nine spots for vegan eats in the area
With many plant-based losses in the west inner city over the last few years, we must commemorate those who step up with their menu options. Whether you’re looking for a…
Dublin Event Guide: April 2025
Dublin is alive in April with vibrant events catering to all interests. The Irish capital offers something for everyone, from music concerts to sporting events and cultural celebrations. Music April…
Navan Road council hears opposition to Huawei antennae
The Navan Road Community Council (NRCC) discussed the retention of Huawei 5G antennae on the roof of the Navan Road Scouts building. The retention of the antennae, installed by Eir,…
Supporting Dublin’s Youth: A Network of Hope
An alarming time for young people Young people in Dublin and across Ireland are facing unprecedented challenges in 2025, with housing, cost of living, and mental health emerging as critical…
The historical and cultural heart of Dublin: 3 places to visit in Kilmainham and Inchicore
Situated to the west of Dublin lie Kilmainham and Inchicore, two of the city’s most historically and culturally rich districts. Both of these areas hold significant sites such as Kilmainham…
Gee’s Bend at IMMA: an Alabama hamlet weaving through generations
The door into the gallery space didn’t make for a grand entrance. Its handle was small and golden, with white paint crudely dusting its edges, like a lazy landlord’s handiwork the…
New writing meets actors in Smock Alley show
An appreciative audience was treated to an unusual encounter between writers and actors presenting works-in-progress in a recent show at Smock Alley Theatre. One Giant Leap Present: Show Jumps –…
Alcohol in Ireland: tradition and/or addiction?
Ireland’s relationship with alcohol runs deeper than mere consumption – it’s an integral thread in the nation’s cultural and social fabric. While a significant drinking culture traces back to the…
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…
Pocket change for planet change
A quiet revolution is happening across Ireland, one bottle and can at a time, and Dublin students are paving the way, hoping to foster a culture of sustainability on campus.…
INDEX Club Relocates Again, as Dublin Nightlife Struggles to Survive
On Valentine’s Day, INDEX relaunched its nightclub on Middle Abbey Street – its celebration kicked off in the Academy with London-born DJ Sammy Virgi and American DJ and record producer…
Diageo under pressure as sales slip
Beverage brand Diageo is under financial difficulty due to lower demand in sales, Christmas 2024’s Guinness shortage and uncertainty over US tariffs. The brand, who owns the likes of Guinness,…
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