Features
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Closing time: too early or too late in Dublin’s pubs?
There has been a lot of debate in recent years surrounding the closing times of pubs and nightclubs in Ireland. Much unlike a lot of our neighbours on the mainland, closing times for nightclubs especially in Ireland are quite early, around 2 to…
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Dublin’s Christmas food market
Yuleyard, Dublin’s Christmas food market, was open to the public recently. TheCity decided to head down to the place and see what was the buzz going on there.
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Dublin Street Style 2018
We took to the streets to find Dublin’s most stylish, where they got their clothes and inspiration for our readers.
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Boogie Beast: Where Exercise Becomes Play
TheCity.ie were invited to learn about Boogie beast fitness with the founder Sly Boogie. Inspired by many forms of fitness including dancing, boxing, wrestling to even animal movement, Suleman explains to Ellen and Isabelle, what his new fitness style is and how he…
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The art of mixology
Megan Kavanagh speaks to Jarlath Stevenson about the art of mixology and what goes into making a great cocktail. Over the years, the rise of the speakeasy’s popularity has drawn great attention to the way drinks are made. Which brings us to mixology.…
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The creative, vibrant colours of Dublin Body Paint
Dublin Body Paint is a “one stop shop for all your body painting needs.” Set up by Orlagh Gilsenan and Caitríona Giblin in 2017, Dublin Body Paint is a specialist Irish face and body painting shop that also runs workshops and painting jams.…
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Tito’s Homemade Vodka Cocktail Competition
Tito’s Handmade Vodka Cocktail Competition took place on the 3rd of December within Dawson Street’s lavish bar hub. Nine contestants went head to head to create the most unique cocktail and win a dream trip to New York. TheCity.ie attended the event and…
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The varied street art brightening up Dublin
Alan Kelly, Jack Maguire and Nick Moloney travel around Dublin City and discover the quirky new street art that is brightening up the city in more ways than one.
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How do Irish citizens compare to other Europeans?
Just under half of Irish men between the ages of 25 and 29 years have attained third level education, while 57.3 percent of Irish women have achieved the same level of education. According to Eurostat, the 49.6 percent average for men is over…

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