99 season is upon us!

And there's great news for ice cream lovers as Teddy's has found a new home in the city centre.

Often debated as some of the best ice cream in Dublin, Teddy's has been serving up 99's since 1950.

Originally established in Dun Laoghaire, a trip out there is never quite complete without one of their cones.

 

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Is it even summer if you haven’t had a 99 from Teddy’s? #99problems #dublinfood

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If you don't fancy a trip out to the seaside town you can now get your hands on the iconic ice cream at Eatyard.

 

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Be rude not to . Come on down and say hello to @teddysicecream on their first day . #eatyard #dublin #streetfood #lovindublin #ireland #bodytonic #brewtonic #summer #food #foodporn #foodie #dublinfoodie #dublineats #dublinfoodtruck #dublinfood #teddysicecream #foodiegram #dublin #ireland

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You can find Eatyard on South Richmond Street next door to The Bernard Shaw pub.

Pop in Thursday to Sunday from 12pm to get your 99 fix.

 

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☀️ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT ☀️ . @teddysicecream are coming to the @eatyard their first day is tomorrow come down & say hello . #eatyard #dublin #streetfood #lovindublin #ireland #bodytonic #brewtonic #summer #food #foodporn #foodie #dublinfoodie #dublineats #dublinfoodtruck #dublinfood #foodlover #foodiegram #dublin #ireland

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