Dublin News & Events
Biffy Clyro announce Dublin and Belfast shows
Dublin’s earliest Viking settlement seen in new light
Nineteen years after his debut for Dublin, Conal Keaney is on the road to return.
George MacKay reveals how Conor McGregor inspired portrayal of outlaw Ned Kelly in new film
Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, architects behind Dublin’s new City Library, have been awarded with The UK’s highest honour for architecture.
In Dublin there is now a class immersive street art tour in collaboration with Jameson.
On Saturday, August 15th, UFC is returning to Dublin’s 3 Arena after four years.
The new Ridley Scott film which will mostly take place around Dublin, Meath, Wicklow and Tipperary are looking for Local extras for filming.
Jamie Oliver has decided to serve up comfort food at a new Dublin restaurant opening in April.
New releases of three, four and five-bedroom houses are coming to south Dublin on New homes schemes.
Later this week Ireland will be getting Europe’s first Magnum Ruby, available across spar stores.
In the 2020 Spirit of Community Awards, three Dubliners are been included in Pramerica’s top 20 finalists.
Sam Dennigan, a Dublin man is delighted after his vegan food brand is endorsed by Hollywood superstar Gwyneth Paltrow.
Saoirse Ronan reveals she is proud of her working class Dublin roots.
Deacon Blue’s fans-Their ‘Cities of Love’ tour will take place in Dublin Olympia Theatre on Tuesday, November 3.
Smart, classic and contemporary new uniforms unveiled for Aer Lingus.
Jeans made the way they used to be with Savile Row-style craftsmanship in ‘The Dublin factory’.
Fourth class students from St. Fiachra’s National School in Beaumont are supporting the 2020 Citywide Reading Campaign.
‘The Giraffe Habitat Challenge’ which is sponsored by SSE Airtricity, ’ tasked budding young designers to try their hand at creating a new giraffe habitat, Northside students celebrate their competition success.
Over the next five years, Irish Rail has committed to upgrading and replacing lifts at all DART and commuter rail stations.
According to An Post, the first capital city in the world to see zero emissions postal delivery is Dublin.
An exclusive Lindt pop up store will be coming to Dublin for two days only for Valentine’s Day.
15-year milestone marked with new features for Google Maps.
The Titanic is being rebuilt and should be ready to sail a maiden voyage in 2022.
The cheapest breakfast in Dublin has been announced and it’s in IKEA.
In ‘Twenty Two Dublin’ on Thursday April 16th, Miss Dublin 2020 will take place, applications are now taking place.
This summer the football pitches in Kilbogget Park pitches will reopen.
Fitness fanatics, The Dublin Meat Company’s Fit Food range are launching a range of healthy lunch options with same day delivery.
There have been some class murals of Ireland’s Six Nations stars women’s rugby players appearing around the country.
Exciting new dining options are coming to Dublin Airport with a ten year contract, Handsome Burger and Camile Thai.
Thanks to a joint initiative by environmental not-for-profit organisation Repak and waste recovery operator Panda, Dublin businesses have helped raise more than €20,000 for Focus Ireland.
Loreto Primary School in Rathfarnham were excited to get a glimpse into what life was like 25 years ago when a time capsule from 1995 was opened.
In Dundrum, Brown Thomas are to open a major new shop.
In Dublin a group of primary school children are on a mission to try to end the use of single-use plastic party bags.
After two years a North Dublin hotel, Metro Hotel is re-opened with a €20 million upgrade.
First international service launches with Dublin Airport to city centre route by UK coach operator National Express
Is chilling out a waste of time? Claudia Hammond’s new book “The Art Of Rest” puts to rest this idea.
Athletes-Running shoes which help you go faster, The science behind it
4 Simple Ocular Stretches to keep your eyes in good shape for Computer Users
Vicky Phelan’s book “Overcoming ” has been named as the Irish Book of the Year.
A new line of kids clothing for children with additional needs has been designed by Dunnes Stores.
A National Cultural Policy Framework to 2025 has been announced as Irelands first ever.
€5 million in funding welcomed by council in Dun Laoghaire for new multi-sports centre.
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Whether you prefer the big five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, whether you want that breathtaking sea view or love the calm of the countryside, Dublin offers plenty of choices.

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Sports and Activities

There are many sports played and followed in Ireland include Gaelic games, horse racing, show jumping, greyhound racing, basketball, fishing, handball, motor sport, MMA etc.

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Whether you’re looking for things to do in Dublin such as events and attractions or are planning where to stay in Dublin, you’ll find everything you need for your Dublin holiday on What's On In Dublin.net.

Make sure to discover Dublin’s diverse neighbourhoods, from tranquil suburbs to central areas full of shopping, entertainment and dining options. Dublin have a huge range of options for food and drink.

Traditional treats, pub seats and cutting-edge chefs combine to make eating and drinking in Dublin a peak pleasure.
When it comes to restaurants Dublin has become renowned for having the best in style and flavours. Traditional treats, pub seats and cutting-edge chefs combine to make eating and drinking in Dublin a peak pleasure.

WH Scott & Son Engineers Ltd
WH Scott & Son Engineers Ltd

Experts in lifting and engineering for over 120 years and your one stop shop for lifting equipment, load securing, hydraulics, height safety equipment and associated testing, installation, repair and maintenance services.

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YMCA Gym
YMCA Gym

Fully-equipped gym with squat racks, machine weights, free weights section, conditioning and cardio equipment, studio that doubles as a ladies only gym and over 30 fitness classes per week.
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Dublin Discovered
Dublin Discovered

Step onto their boat right in the heart of Dublin, beside O’Connell Bridge, for their guided tour showing you famous Dublin sights. The tour lasts 45 minutes. Their expert guides make it interesting and fun for all ages – highly praised by all for ten years now.

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The National Botanic Gardens
The National Botanic Gardens

A premier scientific institution, the gardens contain important collections of plant species and cultivars from all over the world

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Dax Restaurant
Dax Restaurant

Dax Restaurant offers unrivalled levels of elegant dining and fine French cuisine in Dublin’s historic Georgian quarter.

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Mr Fox Restaurant
Mr Fox Restaurant

At the heart of Dublin 1, Mr Fox is an informal atmospheric bar & dining room serving the best of local & seasonal ingredients to create modern international dishes.
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Surfdock
Surfdock

Dublin’s No 1 watersports shop and school.

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The Brazen Head
The Brazen Head

Dating back to 1198, The Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub.

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Dicey’s Garden
Dicey’s Garden

Pub and Nightclub all in One. Dicey’s Garden is undisputedly the most popular venue this side of town. Pub and nightclub all-in-one.
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La Maison
La Maison

La Maison is Classic French-style bistro with a dos of old world charm.

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Aquazone
Aquazone

Welcome to AquaZone, Ireland’s favourite Waterpark and home to the perfect family day out. This indoor waterpark, at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre, Blanchardstown Dublin, is home to 8 rides, slides and experiences, catering for all ages.
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Dublin is on Ireland’s east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, dating to the 13th century, and imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1191. City parks include landscaped St Stephen’s Green and huge Phoenix Park, containing Dublin Zoo. The National Museum of Ireland explores Irish heritage and culture.

Whether you’re looking for things to do in Dublin events and places to visit and attractions or are planning where to stay in Dublin, you’ll find everything you need for your Dublin holiday on Whats On In Dublin.net. Make sure to discover Dublin’s diverse neighbourhoods, from tranquil suburbs to central areas full of shopping, entertainment and dining options. Dublin have a huge range of options for food and drink. Dublin has an extensive range of things to do with a selection of adventures and activities.