Cinema Review: Lights Out
Lights Out is naïve, uninformed and even irresponsible. Not enough thought went into this one.
August Bitesize: Vinyl Brunch, Two Boys Brew, Piply & More
August Bitesize: Lots of love for Two Boys Brew, Vinyl Brunch at The CookBook Cafe, Piply Service, BubbleClaws at the Marker and The Irish Whiskey Awards
Camden Exchange and Totally Dublin Craft Beer & Cider Fest 2016
Join us for a celebration of all things Craft and Brewing as we team up with Camden Exchange for Dublin's newest craft beer and street food event!
Dalkey Lobster Festival 2016
Fancy crab, lobster and all that jazz? Head to the picturesque coastal village of Dalkey at the end of the month for the return of the Dalkey Lobster Fest!
Cinema Review: Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
While the talented cast certainly give it their best shot, the material simply does not reward their efforts. Mike and Dave need wedding dates.
Cinema Review: David Brent: Life on the Road
Life on the Road resurrects everyone’s favourite (?) bozo David Brent and follows his attempts at breaking into the music industry.
Cinema Review: Captain Fantastic
Captain Fantastic has the potential to ask interesting questions about how to live well in an irreparably compromised society. Instead it gets by on cheap characterisations of what reactionaries think…
Cinema Review: Viva
Viva is an uplifting and gorgeously crafted film dealing with universal themes of family, love, passion and self-actualisation.
Review: And the Weak Suffer What They Must?… Yanis Varoufakis
Yanis Varoufakis, Greek ex-Finance Minister and economist, has brought us another big tale of economic mythology and tragedy.
BeKreativ – Beatyard
Perhaps the secret to Beatyard’s success is the brazen embrace of the multi-disciplinary festival model.
Up on Cyprus Avenue: Lucy Caldwell Interview
“I wanted to write a collection that focused on something else, on other lives that happened during that time which were just as rich as the Troubles but that weren’t…
Book Review: The Girls – Emma Cline
It’s this powerful rendering of female adolescence that makes The Girls – at times – heartbreaking.
Cinema Review: The BFG
Spielberg's fourth collaboration with Mark Rylance works superbly. His BFG is fearsome, vulnerable and ultimately lovable, as is this film that bears his initials.
Audio: Chance the Rapper – Coloring Book
Coloring Book is a diary of an achiever, not an aspirer. It's sketched out between the poles that always stand strong in a sometimes troubled Chicago: Sundays at church.
Garb: Chupi
A volatile retail atmosphere hasn’t deterred Chupi in setting up shop. As her multi-award winning jewellery brand continues to grow, Chupi carved some time out of her busy day to…
Cinema Review: Finding Dory
It is incredibly difficult to watch this film without taking into account the fact that it was created for Pixar's specific brand-demographic of Adult Baby.
Sound: An interview with Hilary Woods
The sound of Hilary Woods is that of an artist liberated. We sat down with her for a cup of tea and a deep dive into what drives her multi-disciplinary…
Win A Delicious Italian Dinner for Two At Il Posto!
It's the penultimate week of our fabulous Summer competition with Il Posto. Win dinner for two with wine*! Entry details here!