As 2018 dawns, we asked three of those involved in Dublin’s food scene for their take on the city’s food and drink trends. *Spoiler alert – probably not insect burgers…

Misgiving and qualifiers aside, there is a sense on Low in High School that perhaps the light hasn’t gone entirely out.

To celebrate the relaunch of Katie O’Riordan’s online brand Theo + George we have a €100 voucher to give away.

“I wanted to start selling cider more than 20 years ago. My father was less keen on the idea of a young man surrounded by lots of alcohol!” Olan McNeece tells us more about the development of Dan Kelly’s.

Ricardo Tello and Alexandro Monteiro are the duo behind On The Pigs Back, another great addition to Capel Street’s thriving and eclectic food scene. Here’s their story.

Award winning designer Katie O’Riordan has relaunched her online brand Theo + George, with a focus on combining quality, sustainability and comfort.

Now in its fifth year, The MART Gallery has teamed up with Eastern Midlands Regional Waste Management Office [EMRWMO] to host Ireland’s largest green creative Christmas Market hosting vendors selling Art, Design, Craft, Knits/Fashion, and Jewellery from reused / recycled materials along with businesses promoting the sharing economy. Following on from the very successful Reuse […]

Nobody ever expects a ‘Happy End’ from a Haneke film but we rarely expect such an exhaustingly turgid piece of film-making by one of the most acclaimed directors of his generation.

The local art collective have been issued with an official warning notice to remove their iconic Stormzy mural in Haymarket, Smithfield.

When considering the opportunities available to shoppers in Dublin, you may not necessarily think of the Village Green Shopping Centre in Tallaght as one of the go-to shopping centres. It may be time to think again.

The inventive Bodytonic founder, boss and self-professed office toilet cleaner talks about the approach underlying his food and drink ventures and shares some insights on what makes for a good pub.

Under his Salvage Press imprint, Jamie Murphy manages to indulge his interest in typography and letterpress printing whilst steering clear of brands.

Lívia Páldi, the new Curator at Project Arts Centre gallery on art’s role in the political sphere and the archive at her disposal.

Turas Press is the latest addition to the blooming independent publishing scene. It is devoted to creating a platform for new and innovative writing. Liz McSkeane shares her thoughts on her journey to establishing it.

“Constant innovation and new product development keeps us and our brewers really interested and engaged. It’s also a lot of fun”.

The Future is an event celebrating innovation and creativity in the RDS this weekend. We spoke to one of its speakers Will Hudson from It’s Nice That.

“The shops featured are almost all located in spaces once occupied by businesses that ended up not making it”. Olen Bajarias on this month’s feature

“We’re trying to re-ignite the idea of community.” Small, independent businesses like SmallChanges are as vital as the communities that sustain them.