The Smithwick’s Experience, Day 8: McDaid’s
Hitting the straps of our second week on the hunt for Dublin’s Best Smithwick's Experience, we visit the miniscule but ever popular McDaid’s on Harry Street.
Cinema Review: Starred Up
Starred Up follows a juvenile offender, Eric Love (Jack O’Connell), who is transferred from a young offenders institute to an adult prison.
Cinema Review: The Double
Richard Ayoade’s second feature is an adaptation of the Dostoevsky novel of the same name, in which a man is driven insane by the appearance of his doppelganger.
Cinema Review: About Last Night
Changing the race and gender of its players may be one of the more legitimate and underused reasons for remaking a film.
The Smithwick’s Experience, Day 7: The Hairy Lemon
Our continued search for the Best Smithwick’s Experience in the city brings us to The Hairy Lemon on Stephen Street, between Aungier Street and St. Stephen’s Green.
No Expense Spared: We Cut Corners Interview
We Cut Corners have followed their 2012 debut Today I Realised I Could Go Home Backwards with Think Nothing, a record which expands the pallette from their dynamic two-piece rock,…
Literary Review, April
Reviews of newly published work by Ben Marcus, Gottfried Benn, Alfredo Corchado, May-Lan Tan, Nicholson Baker and Patrick Keiller.