Restaurant Review: Fish Shop
So what of the idea that Irish people just don’t eat that much fish? Fish Shop don’t take reservations; you’re encouraged to swing by and, if there isn’t a table…
So what of the idea that Irish people just don’t eat that much fish? Fish Shop don’t take reservations; you’re encouraged to swing by and, if there isn’t a table…
Ah, Rathmines, the suburb that never sleeps - a cultural melting pot to rival all comers. As one might expect from such a pulsating cosmopolitan hub there is no shortage…
Sam Keogh’s Four Fold refers to an elaboration on the ‘threefold death’ supposedly inflicted on the Croghan man, a ritual sacrifice involving the delivery of three mortal wounds.
What does it take for a game to become an all-time favourite? Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, The Settlers of Catan (recently rebranded, for whatever reason, as simply Catan) has…
We have 5 pairs of tickets to IFI's The Bigger Picture screening of Werckmeister Harmonies on Monday 29th June to be won.
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
"I’m not a fan girl of everyone by the way; I’m just lucky this year". We talk to Amy McCallister about her role in Shadow Of A Gunman at The…
Cartoon Saloon received international acclaim with their first big project The Secret of Kells’ and now, with the release of Song of the Sea and two Oscar nominations under their…
In the fashion of Jean Rhys and Maeve Brennan, Bennett has a keen eye for beauty in the midst of loneliness, and there is incredible beauty here.
The Irish Film Institute (IFI) is opening its doors once again for their annual Open Day, where they’ll showcase movies old and new and exclusive previews throughout the day, as…
Portals of Discovery is an afternoon of storytelling, song, comedy and food all taking place in the surrounds of a Martello tower out in Sutton.
A veteran DJ, producer and remixer, Andrew Weatherall returns to Twisted Pepper only a matter of months after his last excellent night out here.
Katie Crutchfield, as Waxahatchee, makes music that is beautifully simple and full of echoes of a ‘90s indie rock songwriters from the deep
Saturday 13 June | Bello Bar | 8pm, €10 This month’s cover star Paddy Hanna celebrates the release of the single Austria with a gig in the intimate and oddly-shaped
A night of music and food served up in pitch black from Gruel Guerrilla with Vania Lang (on food duties) with musical performances from Kirkos Ensemble.
Feast of the Epiphanies, the second in a series of literary salons run by the James Joyce Centre Thursday 11 June | James Joyce Centre | 6pm, €25
We've two weekend tickets to Body&Soul to give away courtesy of Absolut.
There's a lot to see and do in Dublin on June 16th. Here's a selection of quick picks for Bloomsday (and beyond!)