Birthday Suit: Kale Ridsdale on Fully Disclothed
“Nakedness has nothing to do with clothes” is the tagline of Fully Disclothed a community photography project that began in Toronto but has landed here in Dublin along with founder…
Turban Outfitters: Thaís Muniz
The turban emanates a variety of cultural resonances – from her own Afro-Latin American heritage, to Islamic and Indian cultures, to diva singers – as well as being practical and…
Obvious Child: Interview with Gillian Robespierre and Karen Maine
The Obvious Child is a first in a new micro-genre: the abortion rom-com. Tackling its subject without flippancy or being overwrought, Gillian Robespierre's film is a real success.
Totally Dublin Weekender | Electric Picnic Edition
Five top tips to catch at Electric Picnic
Radio Free Everywhere: Podcasters & Sounds Alive Festival
Sounds Alive, running in the Freemason’s Hall this September, seeks to bring two personal and communal listening experiences back into sweet harmony.
Nice Gaff: US Ambassador’s Residence
This month in Nice Gaff we check out the swanky US Ambassador's Residence in Phoenix Park, a slice of American opulence transplanted onto Irish soil.
Win Tickets To A Dine in the Dark with Dublin Pop-Up and Heineken – #OpenYourDublin
On the 25th September, Dublin Pop-Up and award-winning chef Barry Fitzgerald, will be taking your hands and guiding you to a Dine In The Dark banquet in a top-secret, underground…
Ink on Walls: Pigment Project Interview
Pigment is a collaborative project between some of Ireland's top photographers, international tattoo artists and the clients who wear their bespoke works.
Entry Level: Weather Hacking
History is checkered with stories of human weather hacking for purposes both good and ill.
Totally Dublin Weekender | August 14 – 17
Weekender |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Westward, Ho! – A Trip to Dillisk
This month we venture out to Connemara's restorative food haven Dillisk, where local ingredients are treated delicately and respectfully.
Near Wild Heaven: Deafheaven Interview
Deafheaven's full colour metal is bringing screaming, visceral mayhem to a wider audience.
The Centre for Dying On Stage
Over 100 onstage deaths are chronicled on The Centre For Dying On Stage website where a black sphere hovers over the webpage like some unrelenting “damn spot”.
Barfly: Blackbird
Every carefully worn table and mismatched chair has an occupant and there’s a healthy queue at the bar. This maybe wouldn’t be so noteworthy if it weren’t for the fact…
Restaurant Review: The Woollen Mills
The Woollen Mills instantly feels like a part of Dublin and has a purpose: to be an authentic, quintessentially Irish, a house of food ("Eating House").
Restaurant Review: Salt Lick
Our most recent visit to Salt Lick was a delight to the tastebuds – crispy tempura, silky tofu, comforting ramen and beautifully chilled rice pudding.