Check out these meal ideas from the Temple Bar Food Market!
See the world, meet interesting people, get in shape and do a good deed with the K.I.D.S charity walk
Treat yourself to tasty fresh, organic and fairtrade food every Thursday and Saturday at Newmarket!
Chill-out in your lunch-break, or after work, with a short but super-charged massage from Calm & Clear.
Chuck out those ready-meals. Dublin's most exciting new deli is leading a culinary revolution - and making food fun again!
Every weekend, there's a wonderland of fresh food in Dublin's southside with the Dalkey, Marley Park and Dun Laoghaire CoCo Farmer's markets
There's markets, music and even a chocolate festival from July to September in Temple Bar. Check out the full summer programme here!
Discover the hidden secrets of Dublin with Pat Liddy's Walking Tours which run their tours from 15th May - 31st October each year,
Have a great '09 with loads of Fun and Free Family events to look forward to, courtesy of the Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Events programme!
There's more to Traditional Ireland than flat-caps and Riverdance! Enjoy genuine craic agus ceol at the Irish House Party in The Landsdowne Hotel!
Get a glimpse into the history of one of Ireland's most famous exports at this remarkable and fantastically fun museum.
Friends lie. Enemies lie. Paint doesn't! So shoot your mates and get splattered in paint at Dublin's BIGGEST paintball venue!
There's more to Japanese food than sushi - and who better to learn from than top Japanese Chef Yoshio Miyachi?
Do all your nights out blur into one? Do your weekends come with a serious sense of déjà vu? Fabulous Food Trails are a great way to escape your spare-time rut (your stomach will thank you too)!
Located in the recently renovated Martello Tower, overlooking the harbour in Howth
Classes offered on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in a convenient city centre location
Before it disappears into the archives catch this Ad promoting the many delights of a day in Dublin.
Featuring the finest of Antique jewellery and Art Deco in Dublin's Powerscourt Shopping Centre.
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