Friends and fans of DUPA can enjoy a pandemic-fuelled exploration of what it means to feel at home, in its first virtual exhibition.
By Hana Gallagher
The recently opened creperie and wine bar has brought the indulgent French delicacy to Dublin, with both sweet and savoury options on offer.
By Julia Quilligan
Fishamble’s latest production 'Embargo' was streamed live from the Pump House at 7pm last night, bringing Dublin Theatre Festival 2020 to a close.
By Ailbhe Noonan
Although indoor dining is curbed under new government restrictions, Hush’s tasty, tongue-in-cheek options can be enjoyed outdoors or to take-away.
By Maria Rooney Fitzpatrick
Set thirty years in the future, the ambitious Fringe production attempts to address questions of environmentalism and social justice.
By Ailbhe Noonan
As part of Dublin Fringe Festival, A Rain Walk offers an audio theatre piece that can be experienced anywhere, at any time – weather depending.
By Molly Longstaff
Is féidir éisteacht leis go seachtainiúil oíche Shathairn ar RTÉ Raidió a hAon.
By Róise Hannan
The company’s production of Keeping Vigil is available to view for free at Online@theSpaceUK until August 30th.
By Emer Tyrrell
One Society, a new cafe opened on Lower Gardiner St, offers cosy seating and expertly balanced pizzas.
By Parth Gautam
Founded by the owners of Bunsen, Masa's simple menu and hipster interior make it the perfect spot for either lunch or dinner.
By Kinga Kabat