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Rihanna is being sued by her former Irish bodyguard.

The Rude Boy singer is being sued for defamation by her former head of security, after allegedly sending an “untrue” and damaging email to him and his wife.

Dublin-based Geoffrey Keating claims the pop star made ”nauseatingly offensive” and false statements about him in an email sent to him and his wife last July.

Mr Keating also claims the star used the same defamatory allegations in a telephone call to his sister.

Mr Keating, who worked for Rihanna on her Diamonds tour between October 2012 and July 2013, claims the comments have tarnished his reputation and damaged the future of his business.

He is seeking damages against the singer and he also wants her to publish a correction of the alleged defamation.

Mr Keating’s solicitor Gerald Kean, was granted permission yesterday to serve the singer with the legal papers at her New York home.

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The gorgeous Idris Elba is coming to Dublin ladies and not just to see the sights, but to show off his DJ skills as well.

Apparently, Idris will be using his mixing skills at Dublin’s Buck’s Townhouse, this Saturday.

You may know Idris for his iconic role on The Wire and more recently, for his famous portrayal of Nelson Mandela.

But Elba will be hitting the DJ decks this weekend and we definitely can’t wait to see him in action.

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Get the bus fare out ladies, Daniel Craig is moving to the seaside suburb of Dalkey in Dublin!

Daniel and his wife Rachel Weisz are planning the move for the duration of Rachel’s shooting for new movie The Lobster.

Rachel will star opposite the virtually unrecognisable Colin Farrell for the romantic drama.

The film is being shot primarily in Kerry, however the couple will be basing themselves in the seaside town of Dalkey.

We are expecting many shots by the sea similar to the ones above, Daniel…

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Our summer picnics in the park have been given a touch of class as The Westin Dublin announce the launch of their takeaway afternoon tea.

Avaible from The Atrium at The Westin Dublin, the takeaway afternoon tea features a sleek and convenient carry box complete with the traditional tea-stand tiers for all those delicious cakes and sandwiches.

Perfect for bringing back to the office or for a picnic with the girls!

The afternoon tea consists of all your favourites from the classic afternoon tea such as homemade roast spiced beef sandwiches, cucumber and dill cream cheese sandwiches, red velvet cupcakes and delicate pistachio macaroons.

The Westin Dublin’s takeaway afternoon tea is available at €20 per person and must be ordered up to 24 hours in advance.

For more information on this convenient and luxurious treat, please visit www.theatriumlounge.ie or www.facebook.com/thewestindublin.

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It’s been revealed that the gorgeous Kellan Lutz will be visiting Dublin this month, to help raise money for Ape Action Africa.

Kellan became famous after staring in the Twilight film franchise and will be in Dublin for the screening of his new 3D film, Tarzan.

The screening of the animated film is hoping to raise funds for the charity, Ape Action Africa.

You can catch the Tarzan star at the Odeon Point Village, on Wednesday, April 23rd.

See you there ladies!

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Dublin Aiport are not mincing their words as they would like to share a message with our American and Canadian friends.

Taking to their Facebook page, Dublin Airport uploaded the following image with the caption:

“It’s Saint Patrick’s Day Not St Patty’s Day. Please share this simple message with your friends and relations in the United States and Canada. Using the power of your network, hopefully we can banish the scourge of St Patty once and for all.”

The image says the following:

” Fógra/Notice: March 17 is Saint Patrick’s Day, St Patrick’s Day, Patrick’s Day, St Paddy’s Day or Paddy’s Day. It is not St Patty’s Day or Patty’s Day not this year, not last year, not ever. Happy St Patrick’s Day from Dublin Airport.”

Full of Irish charm eh?

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Star of The Devil Wears Prada and The Hunger Games, Stanley Tucci, was presented with a Volta Award at the 2014 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival on Saturday night.

The Volta Award is presented to those who have made a significant contribution to the world of film and is named after Ireland’s first cinema. Stanley is a long-established and respected actor who was nominated for Best Supporting Actor Academy Award for his role in The Lovely Bones.

Killian Scott, who plays Tommy in Love/Hate presented Stanley with the award.

Meanwhile, back in the US, Stanley’s sister-in-law and The Devil Wears Prada co-star, Emily Blunt, is enjoying her first few days as a mother following the birth of baby Hazel yesterday.

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Not familiar with pop-up dinners? Well it looks like things are about to change for you.

The Guerrilla Gourmet Club brings you a pop-up dinner in the King’s Inn on Friday the 28th of this month.

From 7pm, you can start nibbling on food from some of Ireland’s finest producers.

The menu for the dinner has been created by food experts in Temple Garner of San Lorenzo’s, Dublin and Ross Golden-Bannon.

With tandoor spiced Achill Island mutton as the main course and oyster dishes, it looks like the 28th in the King’s Inn is going to be a promising evening.

Of course we won’t spill the beans just yet. There’s more to be revealed coming closer to the date so remember to keep an eye out for the event.

To make your booking right away, go to www.kingsinns28feb2014.eventbrite.ie

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Anna Nolan, presenter of The Great Irish Bake Off, officially opened Dublin’s second Natural Bakery store in Donnybrook yesterday.

The Natural Bakery opened its first store in Kilmainham and third will soon open in Rathmines.

A state of the art bakery is located on site in the Donnybrook store and the company boasts a highly skilled team of bakers.

Breads from all over the world will be available, from the Irish brown and white soda, French baguettes and Pain de Champagne and Poland’s Roogalla as well as a wide range of delicious cakes and pastries.

Owner of The Natural Bakery, Luke Creighton, spoke about his delight at the opening of the new store: “When we opened our first store in Kilmainham we never imagined that we would see queues of people outside the store waiting to buy our products. I feel very confident that this shop in Donnybrook and indeed the shop we will be opening next month in Rathmines will also be a hit. We are creating jobs and in my opinion we are also creating some of the best breads and pastries in the city.”

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It looks like Daniel Craig will be setting up home on the emerald isle, for a while at least.

The 007 star and his wife, Rachel Weisz, are looking to temporarily move to Ireland while Rachel films her latest movie The Lobster here. Production is to begin in Kerry but the couple will base themselves in the capital.

The English actor has already been on the lookout for a new pad and according to an insider, the couple “got in touch with the estate agent as early as last December to look for properties that match their criteria”.

Apparently, Daniel and Rachel are looking at homes in south of the city, in particular Dun Laoghaire, because “it’s by the seaside and out of the city centre, yet close enough if they want to get to the airport.”

The duo would want to get a move on though as Rachel starts filming in March. Weisz will be playing the lead role alongside our very own Colin Farrell.

 

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With Valentine’s Day less than a week away, you and your other half are probably looking for a romantic place to enjoy this special day.

With all the lovely restaurants around town, it can be hard to choose the right one. Luckily, we did the work for you and found the 3 most romantic restaurants in Dublin.

 L’Ecrivain, Lower Baggot Street
Running for over 23 years now, l’Ecrivain is still going strong. The restaurant lies in its own charming courtyard and offers a fancy Valentine ’s Day menu for you and your significant other.

Chapter One, Parnell Street
You’ll find Chapter One in the basement of Dublin Writers Museum on Parnell Square. This underground restaurant will guarantee you and your hubby some “alone” time – well, at least it will feel like it.

Shanahan’s On The Green Restaurant, St. Stephen’s Green
This 250-year-old Georgian building is located right in the heart of Dublin. If you’re a fan of the American style Steakhouse and seafood, then this is the place for you.

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Staycations are all the range and, with the hope of a repeat of last summer’s heat wave, we’re sure they’ll remain ever popular.

Here are four things you just have to do on our beautiful green island:

Cruise down the River Shannon
Being the longest river in Ireland means it is fantastic for cruising down. Rent a boat and grab some friends – you’ll have the time of your life.

The Wild Atlantic Way road trip
The Wild Atlantic Way is a 2,400km road trip that takes you from Co. Donegal to Co. Cork via unspoilt villages, rugged coastline and incredible views. You will truly see what incredible things the West has to offer.

Visit Fungie in Co. Kerry
If you haven’t already made a trip to see Ireland’s most famous dolphin, now is the time. However, there is more to Kerry than Fungie; Dingle is a lively place with plenty of pubs, shops and restaurants.

The Dublin Literary Pub Crawl, Co. Dublin (obviously!)
This is one of the capitals most famous pub crawls and is a must if you ever find yourself wandering the street of Baile Atha Cliath. It takes about two and a half hours to complete and you will hit at least four pubs along the route.

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