Fairy lights are hot, the late-night taxi shortage is not

Halloumi burgers are hot, that end-of-year lack of achievement feeling is definitely not

Fairy lights: more, more, more. Photograph: iStock
Fairy lights: more, more, more. Photograph: iStock

WHAT’S HOT

Dublin Flea Probably Ireland’s best Christmas market, The Point Square, December 6th-9th and 13th-16th

Subscription pressies The Christmas gift that keeps giving

Our Table hot sauce Delicious hot sauce, with 50 cent from each sale going to education funds for children in direct provision

Santa at Arnotts  All of the money raised (Arnotts ask for a voluntary donation of €5 per family) from Santa’s grotto will go to St Vincent de Paul and Pieta House

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Halloumi burgers Far tastier than flaccid veggie burgers. A delicious take is served in a blaa with beetroot, roasted peppers and salad at No 9 Cafe, Waterford

Peter Doyle The artist will be the first exhibited at Atelier Maser from December 7th

Katie Mullally Taking inspiration from old Irish coins for beautiful jewellery Fairy lights The more the merrier

WHAT’S NOT

Restaurant design fatigue It’s no fun when we can guess what new spots look like before they even open

Everyone selling Is it possible to follow folks on Instagram without them pushing a #sp discount code?

Late-night taxis December means shortages

Achievement panic The end-of-year feeling that you haven’t done the things you set out to do in 2018

Lengthy gift lists Strip it back to Kris Kindle, and everyone will be happier and less stressed

Going out Festive house parties are far preferable to hitting the town