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Trinity’s Improv Troupe Set for Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Improv, She Wrote is graduating to the paid Fringe, with a nine-night run in a 90-seater venue.
Review
High-Street Labels, €4 Kombuchas: Dublin Flea Underwhelms on Return
It's fantastic to see the Dublin Flea Market return to trading, but high prices may drive buyers away, writes Susie Crawford.
Speaking with
Dublin’s Newest Cafe Prizes Food Integrity and Sustainability
Mark Cashen, the founder of As One, says he wants his establishment to be 'a positive space with really good food'.
Review
On Drury St, a New Ice-Cream Experience That’s More Than a Novelty
Using organic cream, Three Twenty offers ice cream a cut above the rest – though its prices are steep.
Review
Westmoreland St’s Newest Street Food Counter Raises the Bar
Oh My Street Food is bringing glory back to 4 Westmoreland St, with authentic Chinese offerings worth paying a little extra for.
Preview
In New Exhibition, the Science Gallery Strives for Perfection
The Science Gallery's new exhibition, which launches tomorrow, contemplates the role of technology in our quest for perfection.
Speaking with
The Irish Author Who Broke Open the American Dream
Author Séan Ó Tuathaigh's new book, 'Outlanders', documents the stories of refugees he met while on a J1 in the US in 2010.
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: Vegan Treats
These Dublin cafes are teeming with vegan options to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Feature
Speaking With: All the Food
After a hiatus in London, Lisa Cope returned to Dublin and set up the increasingly popular All the Food.
Athens, Greece’s Underrated Capital, Makes for an Atypical but Worthwhile City Break
Orla Murnaghan ventures to Athens, where she finds a culture-filled city with no illusions of its grandeur.