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Wellbeing Events To Attend In Ireland In 2019 – Part 1

By Zuzanna Piasek February 23, 2019 (No)
There is always time to spend a little more time getting to know yourself better and allowing the mind to relax. We all know that loving yourself and growing as a person takes patience and time. If you have decided that this is the year where you would like to take a path towards something, some of these events may help you get off to a good start or perhaps help you figure out some bumps in the road. Claim this time to take care of yourself and your goals. So, start planning now as we list off some of the wellbeing events coming to you this 2019. Mindful Meditation […]

The Pros and Cons of Nintendo Games Consoles

By Alannah Kenny February 18, 2019 (No)
Since the 1970’s, Nintendo have been producing consoles that have entertained the generations and it’s likely that their success will continue for years to come. However, in recent years Nintendo has churned out new consoles and upgrades left, right and centre so it’s no surprise that many of us are left scratching our heads over which console holds the best bang for our buck. We at The Sharpe have therefore decided to break down the pros and cons of some of the core Nintendo consoles out right now so if you’re thinking of investing in one this year for yourself or someone special, look no further! Wii U First on […]

The 7 Biggest Gigs in Dublin This February

By Zuzanna Piasek February 3, 2019 (No)
There is nothing better than kicking off February the right way with some of the best acts coming to Dublin. Whether you are looking for something to warm up in preparation for all of the biggest festivals of the summer or looking for that one special act that will make someone special become your Valentine this guide will help you find what you are looking for. Covering a wide range of genres and places here is the latest gig guide up for grabs. Witt Lowry This young rapper can be compared as the new up and coming Eminem with his exceptional rapping skills. Known as Mark Richard Jr. Giving up […]

Fun Family Things to do in Louth

By theSharpeUser January 28, 2019 (No)
County Louth is colloquially known as ‘the Wee County’ as it is Ireland’s smallest county and is named after the village of Louth. The history of Louth goes back a long time. But before people wrote down histories and dates, a famous Irish story is supposed to have happened in Louth. It’s called the Táin Bó Cúailge and I’m sure you’ve all heard it. In this story, a famous warrior called Cúchulainn fights a whole army by himself to protect a brown bull from being stolen. This county has a tonne of family-orientated things for you to do and that’s why today, we’ll be giving you a list of family activities in […]

6 Gigs You Need to See in Dublin This January

By Zuzanna Piasek January 16, 2019 (No)
Now that the holidays have finished, and everything is slowly returning to its usual routine. It can be great for all you music lovers out there to head out to see some of the best artists visiting Dublin this January. You can unwind from the hectic first week back at work and jam out to some of the best tunes in town. Bring along friends, family members or even that new guy or girl at work who you have had your eye on for a while. There is something playing for everyone this month. Below I shall list six of the most exciting acts and gigs playing near you this […]

6 Festive Gigs You Need to Get to in Dublin over Christmas

By Alannah Kenny December 15, 2018 (No)
Well as they say, it’s almost that time of year again when Christmas is upon us once more. While the run up to it can be quite a stressful time, it’s important to try and cast the worries aside for a while and embrace the seasonal spirit. If you’re out and about doing some Christmas shopping in Dublin, make a day out of it! There’s a variety of styles and a wide range of sounds in here to suit everyone’s style. We at the Sharpe have selected our top six festive gigs in the capital that will hopefully get you in the spirit this December without breaking the bank. 6) […]

Irish Road Trips You Need to Try in 2019

By theSharpeUser November 12, 2018 (No)
There are many ways to see Ireland, but travelling by car is by far the best way to explore the amazing beauty on offer. Chill Insurance have shared their favourite road trips in their latest series of eBooks and we felt inspired, so here’s our roundup of the top Irish road trips for 2019. Boyne Valley Scenic Loop Boyne Valley Loop is a 173 mile stretch that follows the Boyne River and covers 9,000 years of history – this is not just a scenic drive but an historic one too. The loop will take you across two counties both Louth and Meath and as you take this trail you will […]

6 Gigs You Need to See in Dublin This November

By Alannah Kenny November 2, 2018 (No)
With Halloween just about done and dusted we’re already rolling our eyes at the thoughts of Christmas ads and crowded shops which are just around the corner. Fear not however because November at least promises some great gigs that you can pop into if you are in the capital this coming November! Whether its Rock or Electronic-Pop, as always we have you covered here at The Sharpe! 6) The Redneck Manifesto First up we have Dublin Rockers The Redneck Manifesto. The band is a six-piece band was originally formed as a four-piece in 1998 by experienced musicians and the current members are Richie Egan, Mervyn Craig, Matthew Bolger, Niall Byrne, […]

Little Frieda’s Café: Deansgrange’s Hidden Gem

By Amy Meegan October 24, 2018 (No)
Although I work in Deansgrange, I’ll be the first to admit that it lacks the social life, dainty shops and picturesque scenery that other parts of Dublin boast. However, what Deansgrange does have is one of my all-time favourite cafés. Namely, Little Frieda’s. Breakfast, brunch or lunch – you’ll not be disappointed! I discovered Little Frieda’s in early May but I believe is had been opened for the few months prior to that and I just hadn’t found it. Maybe this is because it is tucked away, just off Pottery Road, quietly nesting behind the car park of Lidl. Food Little Frieda’s is ideal if you’re looking for breakfast on […]

Kevin Casey Interview – Breaking Through & Finding Flutter Tone

By Geoff Dorrity October 23, 2018 (No)
We had the pleasure of catching up with talented Dublin songwriter Kevin Casey again recently. After a busy year of touring since our last interview on Magnolia Road, it’s been a break through period for Kevin. Shows throughout Germany, a mix of top Irish festivals over the summer, not to mention landing a new record label. The band are getting ready to make their return to the Sound House next month for a huge homecoming show. Two other Dublin acts will be supporting on the night, indie alt rockers Oh Bryan and four piece pop rock outfit, Fade to Light. It’s sure to be a cracking show at one of […]

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Wellbeing Events To Attend In Ireland In 2019 – Part 1

By Zuzanna Piasek February 23, 2019 (No)
There is always time to spend a little more time getting to know yourself better and allowing the mind to relax. We all know that loving yourself and growing as a person takes patience and time. If you have decided that this is the year where you would like to take a path towards something, some of these events may help you get off to a good start or perhaps help you figure out some bumps in the road. Claim this time to take care of yourself and your goals. So, start planning now as we list off some of the wellbeing events coming to you this 2019. Mindful Meditation […]

The Pros and Cons of Nintendo Games Consoles

By Alannah Kenny February 18, 2019 (No)
Since the 1970’s, Nintendo have been producing consoles that have entertained the generations and it’s likely that their success will continue for years to come. However, in recent years Nintendo has churned out new consoles and upgrades left, right and centre so it’s no surprise that many of us are left scratching our heads over which console holds the best bang for our buck. We at The Sharpe have therefore decided to break down the pros and cons of some of the core Nintendo consoles out right now so if you’re thinking of investing in one this year for yourself or someone special, look no further! Wii U First on […]

The 7 Biggest Gigs in Dublin This February

By Zuzanna Piasek February 3, 2019 (No)
There is nothing better than kicking off February the right way with some of the best acts coming to Dublin. Whether you are looking for something to warm up in preparation for all of the biggest festivals of the summer or looking for that one special act that will make someone special become your Valentine this guide will help you find what you are looking for. Covering a wide range of genres and places here is the latest gig guide up for grabs. Witt Lowry This young rapper can be compared as the new up and coming Eminem with his exceptional rapping skills. Known as Mark Richard Jr. Giving up […]

Fun Family Things to do in Louth

By theSharpeUser January 28, 2019 (No)
County Louth is colloquially known as ‘the Wee County’ as it is Ireland’s smallest county and is named after the village of Louth. The history of Louth goes back a long time. But before people wrote down histories and dates, a famous Irish story is supposed to have happened in Louth. It’s called the Táin Bó Cúailge and I’m sure you’ve all heard it. In this story, a famous warrior called Cúchulainn fights a whole army by himself to protect a brown bull from being stolen. This county has a tonne of family-orientated things for you to do and that’s why today, we’ll be giving you a list of family activities in […]

6 Gigs You Need to See in Dublin This January

By Zuzanna Piasek January 16, 2019 (No)
Now that the holidays have finished, and everything is slowly returning to its usual routine. It can be great for all you music lovers out there to head out to see some of the best artists visiting Dublin this January. You can unwind from the hectic first week back at work and jam out to some of the best tunes in town. Bring along friends, family members or even that new guy or girl at work who you have had your eye on for a while. There is something playing for everyone this month. Below I shall list six of the most exciting acts and gigs playing near you this […]

6 Festive Gigs You Need to Get to in Dublin over Christmas

By Alannah Kenny December 15, 2018 (No)
Well as they say, it’s almost that time of year again when Christmas is upon us once more. While the run up to it can be quite a stressful time, it’s important to try and cast the worries aside for a while and embrace the seasonal spirit. If you’re out and about doing some Christmas shopping in Dublin, make a day out of it! There’s a variety of styles and a wide range of sounds in here to suit everyone’s style. We at the Sharpe have selected our top six festive gigs in the capital that will hopefully get you in the spirit this December without breaking the bank. 6) […]

Irish Road Trips You Need to Try in 2019

By theSharpeUser November 12, 2018 (No)
There are many ways to see Ireland, but travelling by car is by far the best way to explore the amazing beauty on offer. Chill Insurance have shared their favourite road trips in their latest series of eBooks and we felt inspired, so here’s our roundup of the top Irish road trips for 2019. Boyne Valley Scenic Loop Boyne Valley Loop is a 173 mile stretch that follows the Boyne River and covers 9,000 years of history – this is not just a scenic drive but an historic one too. The loop will take you across two counties both Louth and Meath and as you take this trail you will […]

6 Gigs You Need to See in Dublin This November

By Alannah Kenny November 2, 2018 (No)
With Halloween just about done and dusted we’re already rolling our eyes at the thoughts of Christmas ads and crowded shops which are just around the corner. Fear not however because November at least promises some great gigs that you can pop into if you are in the capital this coming November! Whether its Rock or Electronic-Pop, as always we have you covered here at The Sharpe! 6) The Redneck Manifesto First up we have Dublin Rockers The Redneck Manifesto. The band is a six-piece band was originally formed as a four-piece in 1998 by experienced musicians and the current members are Richie Egan, Mervyn Craig, Matthew Bolger, Niall Byrne, […]

Little Frieda’s Café: Deansgrange’s Hidden Gem

By Amy Meegan October 24, 2018 (No)
Although I work in Deansgrange, I’ll be the first to admit that it lacks the social life, dainty shops and picturesque scenery that other parts of Dublin boast. However, what Deansgrange does have is one of my all-time favourite cafés. Namely, Little Frieda’s. Breakfast, brunch or lunch – you’ll not be disappointed! I discovered Little Frieda’s in early May but I believe is had been opened for the few months prior to that and I just hadn’t found it. Maybe this is because it is tucked away, just off Pottery Road, quietly nesting behind the car park of Lidl. Food Little Frieda’s is ideal if you’re looking for breakfast on […]

Kevin Casey Interview – Breaking Through & Finding Flutter Tone

By Geoff Dorrity October 23, 2018 (No)
We had the pleasure of catching up with talented Dublin songwriter Kevin Casey again recently. After a busy year of touring since our last interview on Magnolia Road, it’s been a break through period for Kevin. Shows throughout Germany, a mix of top Irish festivals over the summer, not to mention landing a new record label. The band are getting ready to make their return to the Sound House next month for a huge homecoming show. Two other Dublin acts will be supporting on the night, indie alt rockers Oh Bryan and four piece pop rock outfit, Fade to Light. It’s sure to be a cracking show at one of […]

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