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The Beatyard Music and Arts Festival Returns to the Capital

March 7, 2014

The end of April will see Dublin play host to the ninth outing of The Beatyard, a bi-annual and cross-city music and arts festival.

Getting Some Bang For Your Buck in Post-Recession Dublin

PETER CULLY

March 4, 2014

Food & Drink

They say no more austerity, the crisis is over - but even so, we still think that getting value for money is paramount on everyone's minds.

Zurich – Mountains, Chocolate, Cheese and So Much More

FLORENCE DUBOSC

March 3, 2014

Travel

Year after year, the Swiss city of Zurich, situated at the foot of the Alps, continually keeps topping the list of the world's best places to live.

Haroon Mirza Makes His Irish Début at IMMA

FIONA McBENNETT

March 1, 2014

Arts & Culture

The Irish Museum of Modern Art will present an exhibition of the work of British artist Haroon Mirza for the first time in Ireland this March.

The Grapes of Wrath at the Project Captivates, Crushes and even Cheers

VALERIE JORDAN

February 26, 2014

Arts & Culture

The final year students of DIT Conservatory’s BA in Drama showcase an array of theatrical technique in an epic adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath.

Feed Your Soul This Spring at Dublin’s Metro Café

GEMMA CARROLL

February 25, 2014

Food & Drink

It is no secret how fabulous the Metro Café is. Let us not beat around the bush, we all know and love it. Its hip, it’s happening, it’s constant.

Fly Ryanair to the US for a Tenner

DUBLIN BUZZ

February 25, 2014

News

Jump on a plane in Dublin and fly non-stop direct to your destination in the United States, courtesy of Ryanair - and all that for only a tenner!

Getting Creative at OFFSET in Dublin this March

FIONA McBENNETT

February 23, 2014

Local Buzz

OFFSET, one of the world’s most important creative events, returns to the Capital for it’s fifth edition at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre this March.

Foodie Alert – Time for the 2014 Dine in Dublin Food Festival

VALERIE JORDAN

February 20, 2014

Food & Drink

Dine in Dublin is back this month, with the 10th edition offering diners a selection of culinary delights from top tier restaurants at great prices.

Meet Corsican Artisan Antoine Campana of Poterie de Corbara

JOHN DODGE

February 18, 2014

Travel

A hidden gem in a village off the beaten track in Corsica - welcome to Poterie de Corbara, and meet its multi-talented owner, Antoine Campana.

Raphaela Gromes and Julian Riem in Concert this April

MUSIC CURRENT Back this April in Smock Alley Theatre

Irish National Opera, Vivaldi and Griselda

Experience Extraordinary Dance at 2019 Dublin Dance Festival

A Wonderful Festive Season Awaits You at Brown Thomas

The Marvel Room Launches at Brown Thomas

CREATE – Showcasing the Best of Irish Design at Brown Thomas

Add A Dash of Colour to Your Life this June!

Dark Skies Forecast Over Dublin this June

Stop Making Sense with Playback at the Whale

Live Collision International Festival at Project Arts Centre

Sneak Peek at 2019 Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival Programme

The Beatyard Music and Arts Festival Returns to the Capital

Getting Some Bang For Your Buck in Post-Recession Dublin

Zurich – Mountains, Chocolate, Cheese and So Much More

Haroon Mirza Makes His Irish Début at IMMA

The Grapes of Wrath at the Project Captivates, Crushes and even Cheers

Feed Your Soul This Spring at Dublin’s Metro Café

Fly Ryanair to the US for a Tenner

Getting Creative at OFFSET in Dublin this March

Foodie Alert – Time for the 2014 Dine in Dublin Food Festival

Meet Corsican Artisan Antoine Campana of Poterie de Corbara

Dark Skies Forecast Over Dublin this June

Stop Making Sense with Playback at the Whale

Raphaela Gromes and Julian Riem in Concert this April

Live Collision International Festival at Project Arts Centre