Win tickets to Silent Cinema with music from Unshaped Form
Win tickets to see film shorts from the silent era accompanied by live music from Unshaped Form at Bello Bar Dublin.
Win tickets to see film shorts from the silent era accompanied by live music from Unshaped Form at Bello Bar Dublin.
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
Far be it for me to suggest that a pub in Dublin embodies such a transcendent, absolute concept of pain, but if I had to approximate a correspondent bar in…
Eggshells expresses a Joycean sense of the ordinary as extraordinary. A memorable debut, this novel is not about knowing, but about never assuming to know.
Emma Hooper’s debut novel opens with a letter from wife to husband: ‘Otto,’ writes Etta, ‘I’ve gone. I’ve never seen the water, so I’ve gone there.’
'From the beginning of May, the streets gain an extra layer of noise: political party vans play catchy jingles through muddy speakers, every neighbourhood street sags with political bunting and…
Designer and maker Morganna Murphy hoards, gathers and curates memories and materials to create effervescent collections of everything from wearable comforting creatures to truly desirable clothing. Only recently graduated from…
My vegan and vegetarian pals are always having to justify their food choices. ‘Why don’t you eat meat/cheese? Will you not have some chicken?’ It must be really tiresome. They…
July's Bitesize features Fab Food Trails, Eat Street At Laya City Spectacular, Dublin Pop-Up at the Fumball Stables, IFWG inaugural Social Responsibility Award & a competition for Bloggers from Cono…
In accessible, anecdotal style, Davies sketches a comprehensive history of happiness promotion.
Brenda Aherne and Helen Delany are the innovative duo behind punchy knitwear label Electronic Sheep. Growing up next to one other in Dublin and cutting their teeth together at NCAD,…
Notes from the Margins is a group show currently exhibiting at Gallery of Photography Ireland as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2015. It brings together the work of five Irish artists…
A selection of must-see exhibitions at this year’s PhotoIreland, which runs from 1st to 31st July in Gallery of Photography Ireland, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar.
Fans will be glad that David was the one who put pen to paper, in a memoir as witty and unassuming as the best of Belle and Sebastian’s music.
Games Digest: Open-world dark fantasy, first person games & anthropomorphic, J-pop-loving squid mercenaries. The Witcher 3, Sunset & DJ Octavio reviewed.
Instead of preaching about the problems faced by the inhabitants of this marginalised world, Lish simply absorbs us in it. A sprawling, epic read.
Foregoing the wholesome institutional embrace of the gallery, Foaming at the Mouth is a ‘visual art spoken word’ event which takes the best Irish artists, writers, and performers out of…
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.