Things to do in Dublin this weekend (June 27-29)
From swapshops and sunset yoga, to 90s bops and Pride shindigs, plenty is happening across Dublin this weekend. Swap till ye Drop Declutter your wardrobe and make a difference at Rua Red
Around 100 jobs to be cut at Primark HQ in Dublin
Primark, the parent company of Penneys, is planning to cut around 150 jobs in Ireland, the UK and the US. Around 100 of the proposed redundancies would be at the company’s Dublin
Dublin’s first fully indoor food market to open in Tallaght
Nothing beats a food market in the summer time, and there’s a hotly anticipated one opening in Tallaght this week. Dublin has long cried out for a fully indoor food market, with
How the Dubs put their stamp on Gaelic football
Analysis: The swell in support for Kevin Heffernan’s high flying Dubs in the 1970s signalled something significant and new for the GAA ‘The Jacks are back’. The legendary broadcaster Michael O’Hehir proclaimed as much
All-Ireland SFC draw: Dubs to face Tyrone in last-eight
Dublin will face Tyrone while Donegal are re-acquainted with provincial rivals Monaghan as the draw was made for the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals this morning. The draw, made on RTÉ Radio 1’s Morning
Daa issued with enforcement notice over breaching passenger cap
Fingal County Council has issued an enforcement notice to the operators of Dublin Airport for breaching the cap of 32 million passengers a year. The local authority has given daa a two-year
London’s most viral food spot has opened a pop-up in Dublin
A sweet London institution has popped up in Dublin for just a few weeks, and just in time for summer. Strawberry & Co, a longtime seller from London’s iconic Borough Market that
Two Irish food festivals make list of Europe’s best food fests
Galway’s celebrated Oyster and Seafood Festival has been voted the second best summer food festival in Europe in a new list. Big 7 has released their list of the top 25 Summer Food Festivals
542 new homes to be built on former St Teresa’s Gardens site
The construction of a long-awaited regeneration project at the former St Teresa’s Gardens site in Dublin’s south inner city, is being officially launched, with the first homes due to be completed by
Things to do in Dublin this long weekend (May 30 – June 2)
With a long bank holiday weekend stretching out before us, now is the perfect time to plan your next day out, whether it be to Ireland’s premier garden festival or a night
Dublin Airport expecting 500,000 passengers this weekend
Dublin Airport is expecting almost half a million passengers over the coming bank holiday weekend. The airport is expecting more than 115,000 passengers every day between Friday and Monday, with a total
Get to know Dublin as Gaeilge
Is minic a bhíonn na Gaeil ag cuartú chaitheamh aimsirí trí mheán na Gaeilge nach mbaineann leis an teanga amháin. Some of Dublin’s most loved tours and historical sites run tours as
Things to do in Dublin this weekend (May 23-25)
From summer markets and walking tours to free film screenings and community street feasts, there is plenty to be doing in Dublin this weekend. South Dublin Summer Markets When: Saturday, 24 MayWhere: Tymon Park
