There’s a unique feeling in Dublin when the winter nights draw in and the Christmas lights begin to sparkle along Grafton Street. The city wraps itself in a festive glow, from the chatter spilling out of cosy pubs to th...
Don’t stand so, don’t stand so close to me! With Christmas still going ahead with some relaxed rules, all we want is to feel close to our loved ones after a long year. But how close is too close? We’re not sure we can...
The 'Christmas Star' is also known as the Gas Giant’s ‘Great Conjunction’. If you're a bit of a stargazer, you will have noted that Jupiter and Saturn are slowly but surely getting closer to each other. This tends to h...
Winter is here, but there are still plenty of ways to lift your spirits. Christmastime is usually for drinks with friends and family but this year we'll have to get creative with our lockdown activities. Here are a few...
Your restricted Christmas survival guide... December might be looking pretty bleak right now thanks to Covid-restrictions, but nothing's stopping us from getting into the festive spirit. From new classics to hidden gem...
Christmas relaxation of rules could end earlier. Taoiseach Michael Martin has warned that he Christmas restriction relaxing could end earlier than initially planned. Previously, it had been said the temporary rules...
Shame we can't enjoy it in it's full glory this year. This year might be a very different Christmas than we're used to, but we've got our fingers crossed that come, 2021, the festive season will be back where it belong...
Time for some Christmas movies. This may be a slightly different Christmas than what we're used to. After all, it is 2020 so you shouldn't really be surprised that many activities are restricted or off the cards comple...
Christmas fun is here! Guinness Storehouse, one of Dublin's top tourist attractions, is changing forms this festive season. [Featured Image: Guinness Storehouse]. Turning its trade to a Christmas market, Storehouse...
This is fantastic news. Vaccines for Covid-19 are rolling out for free, according to Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly. Both have pledged that the government will cover the costs of...