Dublin
City Council to Trial Pedestrianised College Green for Fourth Time
On September 22nd, College Green will be closed to cars, for the fourth time in recent months.
After 13 Years, Bernard Shaw Pub Will Close Down in October
Patrons took to Twitter to express their sadness and frustration at the pub's closure.
Margaret Atwood Up Close and Personal at the Lighthouse
The Lighthouse will screen a live interview with Margaret Atwood on Tuesday – the day her new novel The Testaments is released.
Celebrating Independent Film at Dublin’s Bleeding Pig Festival
Emma Fagan, the founder of Fillum, looks ahead to the film events set to hit the Bleeding Pig Festival next week.
Cloud Picker Thrives in New Home on Pearse St
With excellent food and sumptuous coffee, Cloud Picker Café offers a refreshing take on a modern cafe.
In the George, a Fierce – and Fabulous – Market
Dublin's fiercest market returns to the George this Saturday.
To Hell in a Handbag: Flaws Overshadow Top-Notch Performances
To Hell in a Handbag – a spin-off of The Importance of Being Earnest – causes confusion at Bewley's Theatre Cafe.
New Dublin Metro Line Could Disrupt Trinity’s Physics Research
Dublin's MetroLink line is planned to run under Trinity's School of Physics.
Kathy Tynan’s Playful Paintings Dominate Dublin’s Art Scene
Kathy Tynan's exhibition, Green Like Now, kicks off at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery this Thursday.
In Abbey Theatre, a Cutting Articulation of Suburban Dublin
Written by acclaimed playwright Lisa Tierney-Keogh, This Beautiful Village will run at the Abbey for the next two weeks.