Category: Food
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‘Food is a uniting force’ – how the Dublin Sourdough Rotation became more than bread
Since 2023, the Dublin Sourdough Rotation has been a delicious way for sourdough enthusiasts to meet. However, this growing community has transformed into something more meaningful for many of its members.
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The business of coffee
There are no cheap shots when it comes to the price of coffee The business of coffee, like any other business, has its up and downs. However, the cost of coffee in the last few years is showing an upward trend. Statistics released by the Central Statistics…
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Celebrating Day of The Dead “Dia De Los Muertos” in Dublin
Dia De Los Muertos or the Day of the dead is a Mexican holiday that honors those who are no longer with us. Here in Dublin several events celebrated the occasion. The City covered the different events and explained what the occasion is…
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Apple Day-Harvest Festival
By Luke Hurson The Organic Centre in Rossinver Co. Leitrim hosted its Apple Day-Harvest Festival on 29 September and The City went to check it out. The festival had a great turnout with lots of activities and stalls for the visitors. The highlight…
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Support Local with TheCity.ie’s Market Guide!
Supporting local has never been more important, with an increasing number of small businesses feeling the strain of the current cost of living crisis. TheCity.ie has created a guide to markets happening all over Dublin.
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Away with the dairy: Going vegan for Green Week
Meat and dairy industries pack some of the heaviest eco punches, Niamh Alexander tries a vegan diet in the name of being greener
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How local cafes are coping with Level 3 restrictions
Dhai Almutairi checked on the local cafe to see how they are managing with Level 3 restrictions in place. The government announced last week that all counties will join Dublin and Donegal in Level 3 of the Living with Covid-19 plan for the…
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A guide through Dublin city’s Fab Food Trail
It’s a strange feeling being a tourist, walking around cities and gawking at famous streets and buildings, spending your time ‘ooh-ing’ and ‘aah-ing’ at things that seem out of the norm. However, being a tourist in your own hometown feels a whole lot…
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Dublin restaurant closes due to ‘filthy’ conditions
According to figures released by the HSE, Dublin has seen the most restaurant closures so far in 2017. Dublin accounted for 44 percent of the total closures in Ireland so far. Following Dublin is Donegal and Cork, each accounting for three percent of…
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Halal food on the rise in Ireland
By: Leanne Salmon Halal shops and places which provide halal food are on the rise in Dublin city due to the increase in the Muslim community according to a local Imam. Imam Yahya Alhussein of the Islamic Foundation of Ireland on the South…
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