What Dublin Taught Me
A cross-section of people who have sought and succeeded in London, thanks to the foundations Dublin has forged.
A cross-section of people who have sought and succeeded in London, thanks to the foundations Dublin has forged.
Hug of Thunder marks a momentous moment in Broken Social Scene’s trajectory.
More creative potholing interventions with “a psycho-acoustic sound event” within Smuggler’s Cave by visual artist Alan James Burns.
This is the beer-garden as envisaged by Hieronymus Bosch.
Even the aristocratic Dukes of Leinster permitted the public to freely roam around the empty space that’s known today as Leinster Lawn.
"I started as an artisan producer processing oysters and then we evolved into extracts and other activities."
The Jimmy Cake continue to offer much more than mere confection.
Joseph Walsh was commissioned to create the graceful sculpture Magnus Modus which can now be viewed in the newly opened wing of the National Gallery.
Des McAllister’s collects quotes which he then draws in charcoal.
It would seem that more than one boo boo was made during the recording of this record.
The art of queue-skipping tends to be downright frowned upon. Undeterred, College pals Alan Haverty and Luke Mackey have come up with Bamboo.
Get ready for gender neutral clothing, sustainable fabrics and farmhouse curtains - school's out forever for this year’s NCAD Fashion Graduates.
Your tolerance for this record will depend on your taste for the saccharine.
Director Emer Reynolds on Voyager One and civilisations beside ourselves.
Moshfegh’s sharp, strangely textured prose makes McGlue shock in all the right ways.
The food itself takes centre-stage at festivals this month.
Frankie Cosmos breezes into town tonight. Danny Wilson talks labels, diaries, celebrity and muses with her.
This is a solid, dependable restaurant which, alongside The Chameleon offers the best argument to spend money dining in Temple Bar.