Daily Archives: April 25, 2011

Event of the Week: 25th April - 1st May

  By Sinead Keogh | April 25, 2011 - 11:51 pm | Events, Gigs, Music, Performance Art, The Arts, Tourism
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One for all the unsuspecting tourists who happen upon Culch.ie expecting a site full of leprechauns and whimsy, and of course those natives who are fond of a bit of tra, this week we’re giving the Event of the Week treatment to Ragús at The Burlington. Ragús is an Irish music and dance show which you might previously have caught during one of its runs at Vicar Street or the Olympia. It’s coming to The Burlington for summer run, kicking off on May 1st (Sunday night) and running ’til October. Previously described as ‘Music that simply gives you shivers up your spine’ by RTÉ Radio 1 and ‘An exhilarating tour de force’ by the Irish Examiner, Ragús is following the format of previous Burlington summer shows, with show packages on offer such as dinner and show for €55, one night stay (dinner, show and breakfast) for €99 per person sharing … There’s more →

Berocca Boost Camp: Come and have a go if you think you’re hard enough

  By Sinead Keogh | April 25, 2011 - 11:13 pm | Events, Sports
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The gang behind Berocca Boost Camp tell us you have just 3 days left to get your entry in if you want to become one of the 4 contestants to take on the challenges of the Berocca Boost Ninja. After the Thursday 28th closing date, four people will be chosen to take part in a series of ’wild, wacky and uber-challenging drills that will stretch the minds and bodies of four would-be ninjas to hilarious extents.’ Voting for the winner will take place via Facebook, where videos of the challengers will be uploaded and armchair enthusiasts will have the chance to vote for their favourite. The eventual winner will bag a trip around the world for two to the value of €2,500 (4 days in Essex then?!) while voters will be entered into twice-weekly draws to get hold of One4All vouchers to the value of €50. If you’re interested, here’s … There’s more →