Fiona Frawley is an Editorial Writer for Lovin and Lovin Dublin, specializing in local news and events in Dublin, Ireland. With a keen interest in community stories and cultural happenings, Fiona provides insightful and engaging articles that keep readers informed and entertained.
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Fiona Frawley's coverage focuses on local events, restaurants, and entertainment news in Dublin and Ireland. She frequently covers seasonal events and press releases related to house & home, entertainment news, beauty & fashion.
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By: Fiona Frawley
No one let the Italians see this. With the rise of Foodtok and easily accessible cook-a-long videos flooding the various social media
If there's one thing Dublin does well, it's a pub. Locals will always have a list as long as their arm of the best ones, ready and waiting
By: Fiona Frawley
“After seven years in office, I don't feel I'm the best person for that job anymore”.
It's wall to wall hand-painted moulds and single origin caramel out there.
By: Fiona Frawley
Strap in, kids. Here in Dublin at least, food trends are usually a reflection of the times we live in.
As anyone living here will attest, Dublin isn't exactly a cheap city.
Across Ireland, businesses are appealing for help to “survive a hospitality disaster”.
By: Fiona Frawley
The intel you've all been searching for. If you frequent the place where Irish Twitter and deli food discourse meet, you'll know that London
Redevelopment of the Victorian inner city landmark is due to go ahead at a cost of €25 million, Dublin City Council has confirmed.
By: Fiona Frawley
A movement is slowly growing amongst hospitality business owners, who are campaigning for a re-instation of the 9% VAT rate. Temporarily enacted during the pandemic, the lower rate aimed to assist an industry acutely impacted by its effects – but business owners say that crisis is far from over.
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