On September 15 last, the Irish dance music industry was a sadder place with the news of the passing of Scott Macnaughton, who passed away suddenly at his home in

The Shaw is dead, long live the Shaw! While Bodytonic may have closed the iconic Bernard Shaw venue on Dublin’s South Richmond Street once and for all, this Friday (15

Dublin’s cultural heart skipped a beat or two earlier this week with the sad news that The Bernard Shaw, the South Richmond Street pub opened by the Bodytonic crew in

Big Fish Little Fish (BFLF), which has organised family raves across the UK and Australia since 2013, hits Dublin today (9 June), for what promises to be one of the

For those lucky enough to have experienced them, the Creation parties will go down in history as arguably the finest unlicensed soirées Ireland has ever seen. 909originals caught up with

While there may yet be another a chapter or two left in the story of Creation – the legendary free party collective that held its last party in Blessington in

Remember April 1998? When going out for a weekend in Dublin would cost you less than £200… hotel AND flights included? Nor do we. But as this article from Ministry

Seven months on from its first instalment, 29 April 2000 (19 years ago today) saw the hosting of the second Homelands Ireland, at Mosney Holiday Centre. Leftfield, Primal Scream and

On this day [13 April] in 1993, The Pod opened its doors, ushering in a new era of sophistication for Dublin clubbing. Located underneath the old Harcourt Street Railway Station

Established just over a decade ago, Give Us The Night has long fought the good fight for Ireland’s nightclub industry. With the latest wave of high profile closures in the