Little Collins CBD Dispensary

23/10/2026

https://businessofcannabis.com/as-the-eu-moves-to-protect-h**p-ireland-still-treats-it-as-a-drug/

The criminalisation of industrial h**p and C*D flower across European nations has, sadly, only continued to spread since we published our last edition of ‘H**p Wars’ in May.  One Irish h**p grower is now asking the country’s High Court to rule on whether the continued treatment of an EU-appro...

29/09/2026

The cosiest place in Dublin to enjoy a warm C*D Chai Latte as the season changes! 🧡🍂☕️

📍15 Lombard Street East, Dublin 2, D02 RY64

21/07/2026

We hear it all the time…

“When will this one be back?”
“When are you bringing that one back?”

The reality is that every harvest is different. Our growers also love rotating genetics, which means you get to try new and exciting strains throughout the year. It also means some favourites take a long break before making their return.

We love keeping our dispensaries fresh, but we’re always listening to which strains you want to see again.

So tell us... if you could bring back one Little Collins strain, which would it be?

Drop it in the comments below! 🌿💚

15/07/2026

C*D Passionfruit Cheezecake! 💛✨

A creamy, tangy slice of summer, available this week in our Dublin & Kilkenny cake cabinets.

Always 100% plant-based 🌱

Come down and grab a slice before it’s gone.

10/07/2026

Looks like we’re in for another scorcher of a weekend! ☀️

Cool off with our housemade C*D Cloudy Lemonade, or try our NEW C*D Mango Lemonade - the perfect way to beat the heat. 🍋🥭

We’re open from 9am Saturday & 11am Sunday! 🌿

17/06/2026

Our Cold Brewed C*D Oolong Iced Tea is back! ☀️

A true Little Collins summer classic and one of our longest-standing drinks for good reason.

We cold brew oolong tea, sweeten it with our house-made C*D CannaSyrup, then top it with fresh lemon, ginger, orange, and mint.

Perfect for warm summer days, now pouring at all Little Collins dispensaries! 🍋🍊🌿

06/05/2026

EU harmonisation of h**p is coming. So ask yourself this - why is the Irish Government, for a crop that is already legal in Europe, trying to raze the existing industry to the ground? A native industry built by farmers, workers, volunteers and entrepreneurs. Why to this day do they aggressively pursue non-sensical prosecutions - who stands benefit, once the final harvest is sewn and the last shop is closed?

For an EU legal product that poses *no danger to public health,* the core issue which they’d have you forget - why are they so intent on erasing the current participants? And what happens after that, once C*D is shortly and undeniably cleaned up at an EU level? *Who stands to benefit?*

These are the questions which need to be asked!

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