Milano’s Snowball Dough Ball Day returns on Tuesday 19th November, where fans can enjoy the festive sweet treat for just €1, with all proceeds going to ...

Untainted, unspoiled and unperturbed by the passage of time – that’s what makes The Palace Bar one of Dublin’s best-loved original Victorian pubs. This priceless jewel provides a very important bridge ...

Created as a bustling cultural quarter, Smithfield Square is an up-and-coming area on Dublin’s northside. Right on the luas line, the square boasts high-end apartments as well as commercial property.

Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre is situated centrally, in the heart of Town. Opened in 1988, the centre has been religiously abuzz with locals and visitors. The grand interior is very striking and ...

The Church is a Cafe, Bar and modern Irish Restaurant surrounded by sun filled terraces, steeped in rich History and connected to some of Ireland’s Greats. Guests can come in for Lunch and Snacks in ...

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The Four Courts played its part in modern Irish history during both the Easter Rising in 1916 and again in 1922 when they were occupied by Republican forces who opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty. This ...

Hidden Hearing – free hearing screenings and free earwax removal in the heart of the city. Hidden Hearing – free hearing screenings and free earwax removal in the heart of the city. Join now and be ...

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The Hairy Lemon Pub was christened in memory of one of the city’s great characters who was a dog catcher in the 1950’s. He was reputed to boast a lemon shaped visage and a stubble of gooseberry like ...

The Duke Street Gallery is housed in one of Dublin City’s oldest buildings, originally constructed in the 1730s, where we showcase the work of contemporary Irish artists, alongside historically ...