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Dublin is a very lively city and great for going out in the evening. Nightclubs, pubs, cafes, you will find something to suit you in any part of the city and on any day of the week. If you like to go out at night, this article will appeal to you. You will find in […]
by Chloe Dubois
Also called Workers’ Day or International Workers’ Day, May Day celebrates the wins of workers and the labour movements across a lot of countries on May 1. Labor Day, commemorated in the United States and Canada, serves the same purpose on the first Monday of September. What does that day mean to the Irish and what is Beltaine?
by Marylou Prevost
Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican holiday that commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. The battle was a significant event in Mexican history, as it marked a turning point in the country’s struggle for independence. Although Cinco de Mayo is a relatively minor holiday […]
by Shivani Patwardhan
If you have plans to go out tonight but don’t know where exactly, this article is for you! Below is a list of 6 events in Dublin tonight. Enjoy your reading! Concerts: Smino is a 31 year old world-famous American rapper and singer from St Louis, USA. He currently has three albums out: blkswn, noir […]
by Chloe Dubois
Concerts: American folk and punk musician, Shannon Lay comes tonight to Dublin for a concert at The Cobblestone! Find all the information you need here and get your tickets for a great evening. – Price: €15 – Door opening: 7 pm – Buy a ticket – Venue: The Cobblestone, Smithfield, Dublin 7 Amaro Freitas is […]
by Chloe Dubois
Who doesn’t like affordable shopping? The excitement of discovering the perfect piece at thrift stores at a lower price should not be missed. It’s reasonable to assume that Irish consumers on a budget may anticipate a wide variety of easily affordable and attractive options when it comes to revamping their closets. Although most customers find […]
by Ishita Handa
Although there are a number of opportunities for third level education in Ireland, students have also looked to studying abroad in The Netherlands. The Netherlands is an example of Irish applicants applying to universities outside of Ireland. If you as a reader are an upcoming Irish student looking to study in The Netherlands, here are […]
by Matthew Lehane
The International Literature Festival It is in the heart of Dublin, in Merrion Square Park, that the International Literature Festival Dublin will take place, from 19 – 28 May. Under the watchful eye of Oscar Wilde’s sculpture, book lovers will meet our best contemporary writers. Authors and performers from all across the world Readings, conversations, […]
by Marylou Prevost
Dublin has a lot of hidden bars that you won’t find on any of the tourist maps. Often they are so discreet, you could walk past them and not notice them. Here is a selection of the best 5 hidden bars in Dublin from historical, prohibition-inspired bars, to hideaway basements, and movie-inspired cocktails. Dublin Vintage […]
by Caroline Lessinger