It's nearly spring, and as the weather hopefully begins to warm up there are tons of things to do this March in Dublin. Not only are there endless incredible events popping up all over the city but we will also celebrat...
A new food market in Dublin is on the cards, as the CHQ building is set to undergo extensive redevelopment. The redevelopment would see the entire ground floor transformed, housing 30 market units selling a huge variety...
Nowadays, websites love to collect stats and create indexes, and gamblino.com has been investigating which is the safest country for tourists in Europe. Sadly, Ireland didn't take the top spot but came in a respectable...
So you've just finished watching Derry Girls for the fifth time in a year and you have to wake up at 7 am tomorrow to work a job that brings you far less joy. What if you could wake up tomorrow and watch Derry Girls all...
Ahhh, St. Bridig, we have so much to thank you for - a precious, precious bank holiday weekend and now free entry to the Guinness Storehouse for those who share your name. Although St. Brigid definitely wasn't drinking...
Afternoon tea is something to be savoured, whether you enjoy it on your own, with a partner, friends or family. Dublin's an absolute oasis of options, including , Â and gluten-free options. You can take it with champagne...
Well, 2023 is well and truly underway and we're looking forward to a fun-filled month, with plenty of things to do this February in the city. There are film festivals, Latin festivals, immersive experiences and Candleli...
The Dublin to Belfast train has been a part of life since 1947, connecting the island of Ireland's two capitals for 75 years. As Enterprise celebrates the 75th anniversary of the line, aspirations to increase the number...
A study has ranked it the seventh most romantic city in the world and you might not quite believe it, given the weather we have here. So why is Dublin up there in the rankings? Well, the city certainly has its charm....
The newly renovated Clerys clock will be revealed today and, as Dubliners will know, it's much more than just a clock. It's a landmark. Anybody who has ever lived in Dublin will have said at least once, "meet me unde...