Cinema Review: Baden Baden
Funny and touching moments don’t stop one wondering where this film is going on more than one occasion.
Cinema Review: Blair Witch
Found-footage has been done to death in the 17 years since that inaugural trip to the woods; this is the final nail in the coffin.
Cinema Review: Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Hunt for the Wilderpeople is sweet and endearingly wacky without ever feeling mawkish due its back beat of irreverent and offbeat humour.
Artsdesk: Someone You Love
On Tuesday 11th October, the Copper House Gallery on Synge Street in Dublin 8 will play host to Someone You Love, an exhibition of pro-choice artwork
Audio Review: Bon Iver 22, A Million
Indie-folk that demands to be devoured from start to finish.
Fringe 2016 Review: George Bush and Children
George Bush and Children by Dick Walsh Theatre and Pan Pan in the Project Arts Centre is a tight and tense production that examines theatricality, context, and the role of…
Design: All The Buzz – Emmet Connolly at Intercom
“I don't think there are many industries where the work itself keeps being reinvented and redesigned.” - Emmet Connolly, Director of Product Design at Intercom.
Restaurant Review: The Yarn
A lasagne pizza is something you might expect to see on a Buzzfeed round-up of the world’s most outrageous artery cloggers, but The Yarn’s version is actually beautifully restrained and…
Barfly – The Hill
One hopes with the benefit of time or a few tweaks the Hill will eventually make its mark. For the moment at least, it boasts promise of much else ahead.
September Bitesize: Veginity, Bia Bó Finne, Saba And More
From Veginity to Bofin, Saba Ten, Trash Bash at Airfield and the Dublin Pizza Company, it's all in September's Bitesize.
Artsdesk: Voices of Memory
The Gardens look like the tended ruins of an empire. The mist and the wind, the roses and the water lilies, the wilting flowers and the overgrown borders, the quietness…
Jailbird’s Song: An Interview with Colin and Darren Thornton
“We all know what it feels like to be at a point and feel like we should be a lot further on than we actually are.” We sat down with…
Cinema Review: The Young Offenders
The Young Offenders eschews the sadly mainstream, authoritarian Irish tendency to represent the Gardaí as a uniform force for good in society.
Restaurant Review: Charlotte Quay
Charlotte Quay has everything it needs to succeed: a great view, a talented chef, experienced leaders leading the charge and an already loyal fanbase. All they need is for Dubliners…
Snow Day – Rejjie Snow
With just a small body of work to his name, Drumcondra’s Rejjie Snow has already laid his palm prints on the highest peaks of international rap stardom. Now, after spending…
What if Dublin… became ad-free?
Is visual pollution a small price to pay when ads help to fund city infrastructure? What if Dublin toughened its rules for advertising?
September Games: Quadrilateral Cowboy, Grow Up & Human Revolution
Not exactly glamorous as such, but it beats ogling Jennifer Lawrence.
Garb: In the Reflective Age – Hannah Choy O’Byrne
We sat down with Hannah Choy O’Byrne afterhours in Thirty Four, the café below which her studio is located, to discuss her latest collection, a meditation on unlocking the spirit…