Explore unusual things to do in Dublin: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of Dublin all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Dublin, for visitors and locals alike.
Beach, plus barbecue, plus funfair equals pure joy in our book. What could be better than spending a day on the gorgeous beach at Bray with a beer in one hand and some tender, smokey meat in the other? Absolutely nothin...
Right in the centre of Ireland is the beautiful town of Athlone. The lovely Shannon River runs through the west of the town and from the water you can really admire this stunning part of Ireland. You could, of course, t...
There is nothing more soothing than hearing the soft purr of a tiny kitten but if you don't have a cat yourself but crave their company you can always head to Purr Cafe for some quality cat time. This incredible cat res...
Some people like to release their pent up stress with a bit of mindfulness and meditation but if you, like us, would rather hurl axes then check out Axe Club on Gaelic Street. It's Dublin's only axe throwing experience...
It's been a bit of a wait, but we finally know where 'Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience' will open in Dublin. The spectacular immersive art show has been a roaring success during stops in London, Bristol, New York, Mia...
Following years of success hosting 'girls only' nights in London, Lick Events is taking the club night on a tour - providing a safe space for women and transgender people to drink, dance and party the night away. Com...
Fancy a guided tour of Dublin with some delicious treats on the way? Well, you're in luck because with you can hope onboard the most charming buses and enjoy a tasty afternoon tea with your fellow passengers whilst lea...
Since 1909 International Women’s Day has played an incredibly important role in the fight for equal rights and it continues to play an important role to this day. Every year thousands of people come together to march an...
The ultimate guide to Dublin's most romantic spots. Even if it's not February 14, love is still usually in the air. And although you may associate other cities with love and romance (Paris, obvs), Dublin still has some...
Santa has officially arrived! The Winter solstice might be on 21st December - but if you ask us, Christmas day just has to be the longest day of the year. From sitting and watching the clock until you can scroll Instag...