Arthur Fields: Man on Bridge
Arthur Fields was Jewish outsider in 20th century Dublin who steadily documented the everyday of the city from its very centre, the O'Connell Street Bridge.
The Artane Boy’s Grand: Interview with Jeff Hendrick
We often chat to young Dubliners with interesting jobs, and Jeff Hendrick’s job as part of an élite group of athletes keeping the nation’s hopes alive in the Euro 2016…
Niamh O’Malley & Mairead O’hEocha at DHG
We preview exhibitions by Irish artists Niamh O'Malley and Mairead O'hEocha at Doughlas Hyde Gallery who both manipulate the idea of landscapes imagery.
Album of the Month 2: Ariel Pink – pom pom
Ariel Pink's melodramatic carnival of gonzo-pop work-outs are tiring to swathe through but eventually worth it.
Album of the Month 1: Taylor Swift – 1989
Having already validated feeling 22, Taylor Swift's 1989 is a rigorous catalogue of insight on feeling 25.
Totally Dublin Weekender | December 10 – 14
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Win 2 VIP tickets to 2014 Irish Snooker Legends
Win 2 VIP tickets to Irish Snooker Legends Tournament in Goffs this Christmastime.
Win a pair of tickets to Talib Kweli in the Sugar Club
We've got a pair of tickets to see Talib Kweli in the Sugar Club on Wednesday 10th December to win!
Totally Dublin Weekender | December 4-7
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Christmas in Dublin – The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Nothing quite beats the atmosphere of Dublin’s crowded streets at Christmas. The sing-song of canny street traders. Twinkling lights. A hint of the old Switzer’s magic… Though a dig too…
Bound for Glory: Jennifer Evans
It didn’t come easily for Jennifer Evans. Having struggled with shyness, stage-fright and the harsh fiscal realities of trying to put out a record in this day and age, the…
Christmas Pop-Up Round-up
We take a look at a host of short term Christmas shopping solutions coming round this month.
Buddy’s Jazz Corner
Is there a more universally loved and listened to type of music besides jazz? The resounding answer is ‘No!’