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Shamim de Brún
Verified
Food and Drink Journalist, District Magazine
Ireland
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By Shamim de Brún, Tiernan Allen, Katy Thornton Verified, Sarah McKenna| Lovin Dublin Verified 8 months ago a thread exploded on R/Dublin entitled “Do you have a “Third Place” in Dublin?”. Redditor “nithuigimaonrud hit the nail on the head with their response, “Dublin doesn’t really have public squares as we usually dedicate any village centres to car parking and put our farmers markets in industrial estates.” Ouch. But accurate. Drury Street wasn’t designed to be a gathering place. It became one out of necessity.
By Shamim de Brún, Katy Thornton Verified, Sarah McKenna, Tiernan Allen| Lovin Dublin Verified The cycle path on Strand Road, first proposed in August 2020, is now back on track after the Court of Appeal overturned a previous High Court decision that had blocked it. The court ruled that the High Court was wrong to say the project was temporary or that it needed an environmental impact or appropriate assessment before going ahead. It also disagreed with claims that there were major flaws in how the council handled environmental checks or that planning permission was needed.
By Shamim de Brún| Lovin Dublin Verified There’s a strange new building in Glasnevin. You can’t sit down in it. You can’t order a pint. There are no candles, menus, or waiting staff. But from inside, thousands of food orders are being made every day. It’s called Hosted Kitchens. A purpose-built facility filled with delivery-only restaurants like Sprezzatura, Griolladh, Shake Dog, and Yeeros. It’s a “kitchen centre.” And it’s designed for one thing: food delivery at scale.
Company Info
District Magazine
District Magazine is a publication based in Dublin, Ireland, that highlights the creative influences shaping Irish culture. It covers a variety of topics, including music, art, food, and entertainment, through both digital and print formats. The magazine aims to provide readers with diverse insights into Ireland's cultural landscape. The publication produces content that includes articles, interviews, and features across different cultural sectors. It also covers festivals, gigs, and other events, making it a key resource for those interested in Ireland's vibrant cultural scene. District Magazine collaborates with various brands for promotional content and events, targeting an audience that appreciates alternative culture and the arts. Founded in 2014, District Magazine operates under Ticketlock Limited and employs around 19 people.
Founded: 2014