Saturday 3 December, 2022
Launched during World Mental Health Month, the cafe is a space where adults can experience all the mental health benefits that play can bring.
The company had already halted deliveries to Russia in March following the invasion of Ukraine.
The store will open in a Grafton Street unit previously occupied by Top Man.
The seized moulds included a Star Wars knock-off called Star Plan.
Ireland wing Jacob Stockdale has discovered the perfect way to take his mind off the game.
David Robertson thinks firms shouldn’t be too quick to move away from their core products.
David Robertson thinks firms shouldn’t be too quick to move away from their core products.
Irish 80s kids, all of your dreams have come true.
The toy company announced it will cut 8% of its staff.
Briton Bali Padda held the job for just eight months.
The Stop Funding Hate campaign attempts to target advertisers in certain UK newspapers, agitating for them to withdraw their business.
Marc Cronin lost his leg back in 2014 due to complications with diabetes.
A Lego model of ‘the Pillar’ is on display in the GPO as part of a recreation of the post office during the 1916 Rising.
It’s very, very impressive.
Kids can follow their imagination wherever it takes them – and build their arm into a digger or spaceship.
Lego makes it all look great.
AND it’s made of Lego.
The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation plan on selling the Lego to fund care for children with severe to profound disabilities.
Won’t somebody think of the children?
We are through the looking glass now.
It took three months but it’s absolutely brilliant.
Children want a ‘real, physical experience’, according to Lego’s CEO.
littleBits allows both kids and adults to build their own DIY devices and prototypes using electronic blocks.
The Top-5 City/United moments brick-by-brick.
A Greenpeace campaign has led to the toy giant distancing itself from Shell.
If Google’s latest project becomes a reality, you could be able to assemble a giant seamless image from several smaller screens.
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
From €1000 investment to 10,000 students – how couple’s startup Learn it built something from Lego.
The Lego Movie helped propel the Danish company into the top spot.
Build the Lego house of your dreams. THEN EAT IT.
Charlotte Benjamin wanted ‘more Lego girls’. So Lego did just that.
Almost as good as building it yourself.
Fr Slawomir Kostrzewa says a new line of Lego characters refer “directly to Satanism”.
Everything about them is awesome.
As if anything to do with Lego could ever be rubbish.
