I’ve heard plenty of buzz, good and bad about Avenue by Nick Munier. I remember reading peoples outrage that a burger could cost €25 and thinking to myself that value is relative. If you think it such an incredulous thing to ask, there is a very simple resolution, don’t order it. I prefer to make up my own mind about places, so with that in mind myself and a friend headed to check it out. Continue reading
The first installment of the highly successful National Lampoons Vacation series hit our screens over thirty years ago in 1983. Vacation is part reboot, part retelling and part continuation of the series. I suspect many people will roll their eyes, mutter ‘reboot’ and expect it to be rubbish. Being a fan of the original series I didn’t exactly have high hopes for it myself; so with a semi closed mind I took my seat, sat back and waited to roll my own eyes. Continue reading
So apparently Beer has plenty of Health Benefits. I’ve been telling people this for years. When drunk in ‘moderation‘, beer can have health benefits ranging from boosting brain activity to limiting arthritis risk. I spotted this over on Revivol (they make hangover type tablets, Lifeline types stuff). It’s an infographic which lists a few of the benefits. Worth a look, even if it’s just to shut up those who blabber on about Alcohol being bad bah humbug
Just off Westland Row on Fenian Street you will find a cracking little pub called The Gingerman. It attracts a mixed bunch with plenty of after work drinkers enjoying a pint as well as many a tourist from three large hotels on its door step. Continue reading
Amy Schumer has been a popular comedian for some time now and her brand of no apologies, personal, straight forward, self-deprecating comedy is hilariously entertaining. Not surprising she has drawn the attention of director Judd Apatow (Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin) who has helped other comedians like Seth Rogan and Lena Dunham hit a more mainstream audience. Continue reading
Your Race, Your Pace
Run Rewards Ireland is a ‘virtual running club’ and brought to you by Keith and Stephen, two guys from Dublin and Sligo. They have a passion for running, the finishers medal, spreading the word about the joys of running and encouraging others to get active at a time and place that fits their lifestyle. Continue reading
So who doesn’t love a movie about a lovable dog who saves the day. We have had Lassie, Benji and the Littlest Hobo and loved them all. Now mans best friend has been given military training, a slightly edgy temperament and he is called Max. Continue reading
There is a very dull looking building on the corner of Tara Street and Poolbeg Street called Apollo House. I spent the last three years working there. It’s all bit dreary and dated and gloomy. The saving grace of having worked there, two things: Continue reading