Audio Review: Weyes Blood – Front Row Seat To Earth
There’s something a bit more abstract Front Row Seat To Earth that calls to mind the recent output of Julia Holter and Beach House.
Win a Meal for Two With Wine at COSMO Dublin!
Delivering seasonal menus from a global kitchen COSMO Dublin is opening at Liffey Valley and we've got a meal for two with a bottle of house wine up for grabs!*
Early December at Bello Bar
December gets off to a great start at Bello Bar with great live music from Electric Shore on December 1st while Jesse John Heffernan plays live for the first time…
Cinema Review: Paterson
Paterson is a surprising film, coming as it does from a director whose characters have so often drifted in an existential fog.
Nov Bitesize: Brother Hubbard Cookbook, The Eatyard & More
Make your own Shasuka eggs as the craft revolution reaches new frontiers: Brother Hubbard Cookbook, Tippletown, The Eatyard and Black Castle Drinks
Road Warrior: Steve Gunn
Movement and change define the music of Steve Gunn. He ruminates about traveling in America and the inspirational potency of life on the road.
Restaurant Review: The Terrace at Wilde
The menu, designed by The Westbury's Executive Chef Sandeep Singh, is a catalogue of opulence embellished with contemporary flourishes.
Book Review: The Lesser Bohemians – Eimear McBride
McBride has devised a narrative so alarmingly akin to the warblings of the barely conscious mind that the book speaks more in the patterns and rhythms of thought than in…
Our Table
Our Table is inspired by the lack of rights for those in the Direct Provision system to prepare their own food, which further strips them of their dignity in an…
Nice Gaff: Smithfield Fruit and Vegetable Market
Henrietta Williams' favourite building, the old Victorian fruit and vegetable market in Smithfield, was happened upon in the early mornings while walking to college, and at the tail end of…
What if Dublin… was accessible?
Dublin has an accessibility problem. It’s time to take a closer look at the challenges people face navigating through our city and to challenge the status quo.
Cinema Review: Magnus
Magnus Carlsen is a rare breed of chess grandmaster: he skis, plays volleyball and reads Donald Duck comics.
Cinema Review: Moana
Moana proves itself a worthy (and beautiful) successor to Disney’s recent and classic output.
Cinema Review: A United Kingdom
The film simply races through the racism, the far-reaching machinations of British colonialism and, furthermore, how the couple overcome those hurdles.
Cinema Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
The prohibition-era American setting and emphasis on physical comedy really helps set Fantastic Beasts apart from the other Harry Potter films
Insane in the Meltybrains?
The burgeoning career of five-piece band Meltybrains? has been partly defined by their antics. But behind the raillery is one of Ireland’s most progressive new electronic acts
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We are currently recruiting two sales reps for Totally Dublin. Sales experience required, and you know that hard work will be rewarded. We expect you to like to meet clients…