For years, queues stretching down Leeson Street on a Friday and Saturday night became one of the defining sights of Dublin's ...

Sei Green are bringing their groovy, soulful music to the National Museum of Ireland - Collins Barracks. We invite you to enjoy a unique ...

Dublin's burger scene is on the up and up. The growing variety of burgers in the city makes for the perfect opportunity to discover your favourite ...

Summer in Dublin is in full swing. Brighten your Saturday with free events throughout the city centre. Located on Grafton Street this Saturday, the 25th ...

Jervis Shopping Centre is located on Dublin’s busiest shopping thoroughfare, Henry/Mary Street. The development is also in close proximity to Temple Bar and O’Connell Street. Since 1996, Jervis ...

Wildcat Ink has been tattooing and piercing in Dublin since 1999 and has built a reputation for solid work and for excellent customer care. Over the past twenty odd years we have gone from strength to ...

Tower Records is Ireland’s largest Independent Record Stores. They have two stores in the heart of Dublin city. Our flagship store is No. 7 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 and their second store is in The ...

The award winning Troys Butchers on Moore street has been serving Dublin with great value top quality meats for over 100 years. Located in the heart of Dublin’s most iconic street, Moore St, the meats ...

Duffy’s Curtains is one of the great family businesses of the city centre and has been trading on North Earl Street continuously for nearly a century. Their commitment to quality and customer service ...

McMahon & Co. Solicitors have had a presence on O’Connell Street since 1937 when Laurence McMahon set up his practice there. Laurence’s son David and grandson Ross continue to keep the family business ...

Paul Sheeran Jewellers is home to a breathtaking collection of diamond jewellery and exclusive watches from leading brands around the world. Since opening in 1990, they have built up an excellent ...

The Palladian-style Custom House was designed by the English architect James Gandon. Gandon, who first came to Dublin in 1781, also designed the Dublin Four Courts and King’s Inns as well as Emo Court ...