July Bitesize: The Rolling Donut, Eatyard, BBQ, Cheese & MIY
Foodies are well catered for this July with a new Rolling Donut store, Le Pain Quotidien BBQs at Kildare Village, Eatyard at Beatyard, Cloonconra Cheese and Make It Yourself at…
Foodies are well catered for this July with a new Rolling Donut store, Le Pain Quotidien BBQs at Kildare Village, Eatyard at Beatyard, Cloonconra Cheese and Make It Yourself at…
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the summer for a fabulous competition to win dinner for two with wine*!
The Dublin Food Porn Festival has come to a close for 2016. There were over 2,200 entries, and you can check out the winners here.
What makes this building so unique and so remarkable was the way in which it was constructed, from the top down.
Jazz ringing as clear as a bell and the odd fleck of gold amongst some dull rock. July's audio releases reviewed.
We talk to James Earley about straddling the divide between the worlds of art and design.
The celebrated Dublin boutique Om Diva recently launched a new store, 2nd Space, to showcase the work of emerging local designers. An avid supporter of young emerging designers, Ruth Ni…
Ahead of her imminent appearance at Knockanstockan, we sat down with Farah Elle to discuss her music, her inspiration and her forthcoming debut album.
We review Brian Maguire's exhibition Over Our Heads the Hollow Seas Closed Up at the Kerlin Gallery
We’ve teamed up with Il Posto over the next few weeks for a fabulous competition to win dinner for two with wine*! A relaxed and modern Italian Mediterranean Restaurant at…
Gallagher’s warm, outstanding characterisation holds this impressive novel together.
With his work as a consultant in the drinks industry taking him all over the globe, Oisín Davis has what many would regard as a dream job. He talked to…
"I wanted to combine a light approach to flavourful food, with hints of worldly ingredients from Middle East and Asia, inspired by the fusion of Australia.” We check out the…
Dublin Maker in Merrion Square this Saturday 23rd July will be one of the highlights of the 2016 edition of the Festival of Curiosities.
We pick out ten local acts you should point your ears and eyes at this weekend at Knockanstockan.
Carol Rama made the paintings that are necessary now, and she made them 70 years ago.
"My relationship with bureaucracy hasn’t always been comforting". Irish artist Gary Farrelly has declared autonomy in the underbelly of Europe’s capital.
Occasionally challenging, but always rewarding, this is the work on an artist at the top of her game.