It is with heavy hearts that we have decided to close down Today in Dublin, permanently.

We have tried several different ways to keep the site going, but it was just not possible.

We thank all of our readers for their support over the last two years. It has been a wonderful experience for us and we hope you have had half as much fun as we have.

Thanks again to everyone, we will be around the interwebs somewhere, just in a slightly different form…

Once again, we apologise for our absence of late.

We have been searching for contributors, so if you would like to start the new year with a new challenge and have love for your home town, please get in touch. We need you.

email us at: todayindublin@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you.

Happy New Year…

-The Today in Dublin Team.

As fans of Today in Dublin will already know, we have been quiet of late. Life sometimes gets in our way, and that’s where you come in…

Have you got a couple of hours a week to spare? Would you like to write about what’s happening in your city? If so, we need you!

If you would like to lend a hand to Today in Dublin drop us a line: todayindublin@gmail.com

Hello to our faithful readers.

We are so sorry that we have been quiet of late. This was not a deliberate decision, life simply got in the way.

We are currently re-working our ideas for the site and trying to come up with something new and interesting.

We apologise for our silence, but we will be back up and running soon.

Thanks for your patience.

The Today in Dublin Team

If you were not lucky enough to get to Movie Fest yesterday, remember it’s all happening today as well. See you at Cineworld, Parnell Street!
-Brogen

Tickets available at http://www.movies.ie/fest

The lovely people at Movies.ie have realised that Irish audiences are some of the biggest geeks going, and have brought the best of Comic-Con to Dublin! Woot! See you at Cineworld, Parnell Street!
-Brogen

Tickets available at http://www.movies.ie/fest

Want to go to Comic Con? Can’t afford it? Well Movies.ie has brought the very best of Comic Con to our shores with exclusive clips, screenings and general movie geekery of all fashion!

Tickets are priced at €22.50 and available from http://www.movies.ie/Fest/

We spent Arthur’s Day 2010 in the Guinness Storehouse and it was one of the best parties we’ve ever been to! – Sean

Tickets are on sale now for Arthur’s Day 2011. Venues sell out in minutes so get your skates on. All in honour of Arthur Guinness it reamains the biggest nationwide party next to St. Patrick’s Day. With huge acts like the Scissor Sisters, Royseven, Stereophonics and Calvin Harris all playing venues and bars across the country during the day make sure you’re somewhere important at 17.59 to raise a glass to Arthur.

Tickets and line ups available from www.guinness.com/ArthursDay

It’s the First Thursday of the month which always equates to good things over at the TBCT! First Thursdays is an initiative of cultural sites opening late and having special events for those of us too busy during the week usually to go out and soak in some culture.

All of the following venues are open late tonight til 8pm

1. Block T
2. Clyne Gallery
3. Centre for Creative Practices
4. Debbie Paul Studio & Gallery
5.  Draíocht Arts Centre
6. Dublin Civic Trust
7. Fishbowl Gallery /Exchange Dublin
8. Gallery of Photography
9. Gallery Zozimus
10. Graphic Studio Gallery
11. Mad Art Gallery & Studio
12. Monster Truck Gallery & Studios
13. NGG – No Grants Gallery
14. Project Arts Centre
15. The Green Gallery
16. The Green On Red Gallery
17. The Lab
18. Jam Art Factory
19. The Doorway Gallery

For more info see http://templebar.ie

Solaris may mess with your mind a little bit, but there is no other way to see it than on the big screen. Amazing.
-Brogen

Based on a novel by Stanislaw Lem, Solaris centers on widowed psychologist Kris Kelvin (Donata Banionis), who is sent to a space station orbiting a water-dominated planet called Solaris to investigate the mysterious death of a doctor, as well as the mental problems plaguing the dwindling number of cosmonauts on the station. Finding the remaining crew to be behaving oddly and aloof, Kelvin is more than surprised when he meets his seven-years-dead wife Khari (Natalya Bondarchuk) on the station.