As we approach Christmas, the season when many parents spend most time watching movies with their children, we think it is apt to share Ira’s thoughts and recommendations.

Looking for some great gifts this Christmas? Here are some creative suggestions to add some sparkle to your yuletide shopping. x

As Folláin gears up to celebrate forty years in business in 2024, their online Christmas store has some cracking stocking fillers crammed with delicious flavours to delight Irish cheese lovers of all persuasions.

The Irish Independent revamps its look.

‘Tis the season to meet some of the city’s finest artisans, at one of the many Christmas markets popping up across Dublin this month.

Looking to nail that Christmas shopping list? The coming weekend sees over 55 Irish brands and businesses come together in Dun Laoghaire for the much anticipated Irish Pop-Up Collective (IPUC) Christmas event.

While the influx of visitors has undoubtedly boosted Dublin’s economy, it has also placed immense pressure on the city’s hotel industry.

Looking for some great gifts this Christmas? We’ve got some nice creative ideas from Irish based retailers and artisan producers guaranteed to add some sparkle to your shopping…

The digital landscape is ripe with opportunities for making money online. Whether it’s freelancing, e-commerce, online education, affiliate marketing, or content creation, there are numerous ways to earn an income on the internet.

Influenced by early avant-garde cinema, Atoosa Pour Hosseini fuses illusion with reality through the media of film, video installation, sculpture, and performance.

Mycologist Bill O’Dea leads a group of fellow fungi curious folk on a mushroom hunting expedition.

“I made a collaged repeated image of Warhol with the date he died and a quote, “I have a social disease, I go out every night,” and found a silk screen printer and set up a table on St Marks Place to have a go selling them…”

Navigating the intricacies of Dublin’s dynamic business environment requires more than traditional strategies; it calls for a reinvention of operational processes, especially for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) striving for the pinnacle of efficiency.

In the spirit of Halloween, we take a look at some of Dublin’s spookiest architecture.

The Bank Holiday Weekend is finally upon us, and in addition to the fabulous Bram Stoker Festival, there’s loads going on in the city to keep everyone entertained over the next few days.

“A finely tuned hospitality machine that’s been calibrated just right for an Irish audience…” – Conor Stevens

Mediterranean-inspired food cooked over fire, hand rolled pastas and signature cocktails… that’s the concept behind Kicky’s, a new dining spot coming soon to the premises that was previously home to the much-loved San Lorenzo’s on George’s Street.

Video rental services like Blockbuster have long since gone the way of the dodo. Bucking this inevitability, Netflix has recently announced plans to open physical locations to reintroduce the feel of these lost relics and try something new.