In Dub is a specialist reggae shop situated in the same block as Cafe Irie at the heart of Temple Bar. It opens at 11 am, with activity in the area already simmering, and closes at 6.30 pm, when Dublins cultural quater prepares to host the city's hedonists......Ram, an Irish Resident for 20 years but originally from Libya, took up a temporary "deejaying" position in the Dice Bar. He would eventually keep it for 18 months. But his full time job makes him the proud owner of in dub. The music shop was originally on Parnell Street, now its prime location in Temple Bar reflects the increasing popularity of the music, Rasta culture, and anything remotely associated to it, is an inescapable element of "cool" in Dublin...... In dub proposes a rare selection of reggae records, which no multinational can rival. it explains why many DJs shop for their playlist in this tiny basement shop. As the music resurfaces in the hit parade, especially through dancehall, this is the place where the curious can be initiated.... What differentiates In Dub from other music stores is the sincere commitment of Ram to the musical style he proposes. He is a colourful character, ruling over a reggae enclave, among the many "alternative" shops that are so vital to Temple Bar's verve.

From Village Magazine 09-15 OCT 2004 By Diren Valayden

"Ramadan first came to Ireland in 1983 to continue his studies in aircraft engineering. Now however he finds himself the owner and operator of In Dub, Irelands first Reggae store."

HOTPRESS 05/12/2001

"Libyan-born Ramadan Bettamer has been one of Dublins greatest evangelists for reggae for some years now. He now runs In Dub, a fine record store featuring everything from brain-numbing dub to light-hearted pop."

IRISH TIMES MAGAZINE 08/09/2001

"Moore Street is winning back its old magic with the help of multi-ethnic shops. Ramadan Bettamer runs Irelands first Rastafarian record store named In Dub."

EVENING HERALD 06/08/2001

"Irelands newest residents have set up shop in one of the city's oldest quarters with the advent of the first multi-ethnic shopping centre located in Moore Street. There is also a record shop which specialises in Reggae Music."

SUNDAY TRIBUNE 10/06/2001

Big review on "MONO" TV Programme on Irish TV.