From 25th November – 2nd December, join any FLYEfit gym with zero upfront cost FLYEfit, Ireland’s top gym chain, is thrilled to announce ...

Untainted, unspoiled and unperturbed by the passage of time – that’s what makes The Palace Bar one of Dublin’s best-loved original Victorian pubs. This priceless jewel provides a very important bridge ...

The Westbury Hotel is a 5 star hotel is perfectly nestled into the heart of Dublin mirror imaging the city’s personality and charm. The Westbury Hotel is a 5 star hotel is perfectly nestled into the ...

Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre is situated centrally, in the heart of Town. Opened in 1988, the centre has been religiously abuzz with locals and visitors. The grand interior is very striking and ...

La Maison is a French Brasserie in the Heart of Dublin, specialising in some wonderful French classics along with some innovative and modern cooking using the best of locally sourced fresh Irish ...

Robert Chambers was the first hairdresser to open a hairdressing school and the first hairdresser to be inaugurated into the Irish Hairdressing Hall of Fame. Contemporary and beautiful, they strive to ...

Salon 19 is a stylish boutique salon situated in one of the trendiest locations in Dublin, The Creative Quarter.The salon was recently refurbished and its cool new decor reflects its cutting edge ...

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Tamp and Stitch is an innovative boutique café, supplying independently roasted coffee perfectly brewed by our enthusiastic baristas. With a selected clothing and unique jewellery line, Tamp and ...

If you visit the home of the black stuff you will be visiting Ireland’s number one tourist attraction. As you approach the famous gates you can sense the old days of 1759 before entering the learned ...

The Duke Street Gallery is housed in one of Dublin City’s oldest buildings, originally constructed in the 1730s, where we showcase the work of contemporary Irish artists, alongside historically ...