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Short, scenic, and sweet - these five coastal walks are perfect for a gentle leg-stretch with the dog and a celebratory cone at the end. We’ve kept things simple: flat paths or firm sand, easy parking, clear lead rules, and an ice-cream stop you can actually count on.

A good hotel gym can be hard to come by. More often than not, you get a dim room, a couple of machines and the vague intention of using it before deciding against it. The Spencer Hotel’s Energize Fitness & Leisure space is not that.

As visitors increasingly seek slower, more experience-led ways to explore cities, The Sandymount Hotel in Dublin is encouraging guests to discover a different side of Ireland’s Capital City through a stay that combines seaside atmosphere, village life and easy city access without the need for a car. Located in the leafy coastal neighbourhood of Sandymount and just moments from the DART line, the family-run hotel offers visitors the rare opportunity to enjoy both Dublin Bay an

Smithfield Square will come alive this weekend as the Dublin City Council Luke Kelly Festival returns, inviting Dubliners and visitors to enjoy two days of live music, culture and family-friendly fun from 12pm on Saturday, 23 May and Sunday, 24 May 2026.

A good Dublin hotel should do more than simply place you in the city centre. At The Spencer Hotel, a standout location on the River Liffey is matched by modern style, well-designed rooms and the kind of facilities that make a short stay feel seamless.

Calling all food lovers: every summer, Dublin hosts the Taste of Dublin, a culinary event that has become a true highlight of the season. Set in Merrion Square, the festival brings together top chefs, restaurants and producers for a unique gastronomic experience in the heart of the Irish capital. From 11 to 14 June, Dublin turns into a real paradise for food lovers, with tastings, masterclasses and opportunities to meet talents from both the Irish and international culinary s

Summer in Dublin is all about being out and about, and where you stay makes a real difference to how easily the city fits together. With so much happening across the season, having a central base means you can move between plans without overthinking logistics.

In a city as lively as Dublin, finding genuine quiet without sacrificing location can feel like a trade-off. At Trinity City Hotel, the Georgian Suites prove you don’t have to choose.

Staying at Trinity City Hotel places you right in the rhythm of Dublin, where you can step outside and immediately feel like you’re in the middle of it all. From quick bites to cultural landmarks and coastal escapes, everything flows easily from here.

Legally Blonde The Musical arrives in the capital for a limited run from 7-18 July 2026. This ultimate feel-good rom-com, based on the award-winning film, follows Elle Woods on her transformation from It Girl fashionista to legal ace at Harvard Law School, all in the name of love.

Ireland is full of amazing trails, forest paths, coastal walks and muddy puddles (sorry, clean car) — and the best bit? So many of them are totally dog-friendly. We’ve rounded up some of Ireland’s best hikes where both two-legged and four-legged walkers are welcome!

The East Asia Film Festival in Ireland (EAFFI) returns in 2026 for its 10th edition! This year’s programme features numerous screenings, meetings with emerging directors and producers, and a range of special events. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover fresh, inspiring works.

Pasta being tossed over open flames as we walked into the kitchen, fresh shavings of truffle layered generously onto a perfectly creamy risotto, standout fish and desserts indulgent enough to send you happily into a food coma - that was our lunch at The Unicorn on Merrion Court. With chef Kristan Burness bringing serious energy to the pass and a new pre-theatre menu now in play, this Dublin 2 staple feels nothing like routine dining and, in true Unicorn fashion, more like a f

Irish fans can mark their calendars as global pop powerhouse Kesha has confirmed a Dublin date as part of her 2026 tour. The singer will take to the stage at 3Arena on Saturday, 21 March 2026, bringing her high-energy live show back to Ireland. The Dublin performance forms part of her major UK and European run, supporting her forthcoming album .(PERIOD), set for release this summer. The tour signals a bold new chapter for the artist, who has continued to reinvent her sound wh

There’s been a noticeable spike in takeaway searches lately, and it makes complete sense. When the rain refuses to stop (what are we on, day 40 now?) and the idea of leaving the house feels like too much effort, takeaway becomes less of a luxury and more of a solution.

Dublin is full of places where you can enjoy pancakes worthy of the name! Here are our top picks.

As part of St. Patrick’s Festival, 14-17 March 2026, broadcaster, author and proud Irishwoman Vogue Williams is announced as the Grand Marshal for the 2026 National St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

From Friday 27th at 8pm, to Sunday 1st of March, The Howth Guinness Oyster and Music Festival is taking place in over 7 locations over the picturesque town of Howth.

This February, the historic city of Derry and its surrounding district will once again celebrate its exceptional culinary heritage with a month-long programme of unique events and experiences, including Cheese and beer tastings, Al fresco food tours, Cookery classes exploring local produce, Seafood Festivals and Interactive food tours!