Check out this week's #FIVEONFRIDAY
Tar Mar Tales
Tar Mar Tales; a name to know and a blog to stalk…I mean read. The Cork/Belfast based blogger is honest, funny and smart when it comes
to creating her blog. With posts and discussions ranging from reviewing recent
make-up buys, delicious receipts she’s trying at the moment and look-books to
previews into the young bloggers budding career within fashion. (Just last summer
she worked in the costume department on Game of Thrones *pause for
fan-girling*) Covering all the social mediums, Tar Mar Tales is an exciting and
talented stylish lady who keeps you both entertained and informed!
Grafton Street
Grafton Street would not be the first place you think of for
some free light entertainment during your lunch break. However, during the
summer months Dublin’s famous shop street becomes an open stage for street
performers far and wide. With living statues placed beside epic dance-offs and
bubble makers framing the stages for acoustics beginners, Grafton street has a
little bit of fun and excitement for everyone.
Valerie Coyne Music
We are so thrilled to be hosting an intimate concert with
the hugely talented Valerie Coyne Trio later this month. It’s going to be an
amazing night of soft jazz, refreshments and fashionable moments. Mark the date
in your calendar, July 10th, and head over to our blog for more
details.
Murphy’s ice cream
While I still would never refuse the old reliable HB
Raspberry Swirl ice cream (with two wafers of course), there is something to be
said about looking for that extra ‘umph’ when it comes to treating yourself to
an ice cream. Step forward Murphy’s
Handmade Ice Cream *round of applause*. Currently providing 16 flavours and
counting, Murphy’s Ice Cream is the best way to feel like a big kid again but
with a little bit more class. Two scopes of Blissful Butterscotch and a photo
on the giant swing please! :D
The Icon Factory
Although I’ve been working in Temple Bar for almost two
years, the old region still manages to provide me with some unique discoveries.
The latest of these is The Icon Factory. Based on Aston Place, the non-profit company
was created with the purpose to portray and promote modern artistic
interpretations of some of the major artists and icons within Irish history. With each artists’ creations exhibited
throughout the lanes of Temple Bar, the Icon Factory have provided the perfect
balance between playing homage to the past while displaying the future of the
artistic scene within Ireland.
What is your
#FIVEONFRIDAY? J
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