Restaurant Review – Forest & Marcy
I expected Forest & Marcy to be good, but I didn’t realise I would leave this slender gastronomic wine bar feeling elated.
Cinema Review: Queen of Earth
An unsettling, low-key depiction of a failing friendship between two young women that feels eerily like a low-budget ’70s horror film.
Repeal Project Pop-Up Store
The venture of Anna Cosgrave, The Repeal Project takes the message to repeal the 8th Amendment to the Irish Constitution – which criminalises and denies women bodily autonomy and brushes…
Win Tickets To The Neon Demon To Mark IFI Open Day!
To celebrate a day of free films on IFI Open Day, the IFI have offered Totally Dublin readers the chance to win tickets to The Neon Demon when it opens…
Artsdesk: Alice Maher – The Glorious Maids of the Charnel House
We review Alice Maher's exhibition The Glorious Maids of the Charnel House at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery
The Sunday Edition
Renowned street artist James Earley is kicking off a new series of talks this weekend on Sunday 3rd July in the Dean Hotel called The Sunday Edition.
An American at Dublin Pride
Recently, as an American student spending the summer in Dublin, I was lucky enough to experience Dublin Pride for the first time, and see how another country celebrates the event.
Win tickets to the Jameson Cult Film Club screening of ROCKY!
“Apollo Creed vs. the Italian Stallion. Sounds like a damn monster movie.” Win tickets to the Jameson Cult Film Club screening of the undefeatable classic ROCKY!
Dublin Food Porn Fest – Ten Best Pics Week #4
Feast your eyes on the final ten piccies of Dublin Food Porn Fest as we savor the results of week 4
Win A Salubrious Dinner For Two at Il Posto!
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the next few weeks for a great new competition to win dinner for two with wine* To be in with a chance to…
Win Brunch For Four People At Revolution Rathgar!
If Brunch is your thing you'll love this… We’ve got a great new competition to win brunch for four people at Revolution in Rathgar!
Cinema Review: Suburra
Director Stefano Sollima manages the rare feat of depicting deeply interwoven institutional corruption — something that tends these days to be regarded as the preserve of serial drama — in…
Cinema Review: No Home Movie
Akerman alienates the viewer by taking fly-on-the-wall to its logical extreme and making you feel like an unwelcome pest.
Cinema Review: Gods of Egypt
In Gods of Egypt the worrying Hollywood trend of whitewashing ethnic roles is taken to new heights, with only one speaking part on offer for a black actor.
Cinema Review: Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)
In spite of being dire trash, Eva Husson’s film, Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) has been picked up by international distributors for the gimlet eyed delectation of suburban perverts…
Cinema Review: The Conjuring 2
The scares are scarier and the frights more frightening than ever before. A great picture; roll on part three.
Cinema Review: Tale of Tales
Featuring three loosely connected storylines set in three separate kingdoms, this is essentially a fairy-tale for adults, featuring ogres, sea dragons and giant fleas (don’t ask), as well as such…
Cinema Review – Independence Day: Resurgence
Accomplished escapist fare. All that’s missing is Will Smith.