Bitesize: Pang
Just thinking about their gorgeous Beef Brisket is already giving us hunger pangs.
Soundbite: Rachel Flynn – Salt and Stove
"We’re locals and a big part of it for us is that we’re adding something to the community." Rachel Flynn talks to us about her new Dublin 8 based deli…
Roadmap: Rocking The System
A crash course on twenty such women replete with illustrated essays.
Artsdesk: Unboxing Clever
Multi-media magazine Aspen came in a customised box filled with materials in a variety of formats. As part of a new exhibition, this seminal art publication is being reconsidered and…
Audio Review: The Go Team – Semicircle
An infectiously fun record to lead us into the warmth of spring.
Book Review: River – Esther Kinsky
“The chapters in River are tributaries, hinting at events, lives, relationships, before whirling and eddying backward or forward to another place, another time.”
Roadmap: Disconnect
The Grown Boys are starting a weekly drop-in meditation class at Two Pups Cafe.
SelfMade – Julie Hawk and Joanna Bain
Julie Hawk and Joanna Bain are the duo behind SelfMade — a new platform for exploring the DIY scene. We chat to them ahead of their debut event on February…
Brand New Retro: Miss Magazine
Miss magazine was a bright and bubbly monthly aimed at Irish teenagers and young women which was published by the Creation Group in 1965 and 1966.
Audio Review: Miguel – War & Leisure
LA’s sexiest son returns with an album of carefully curated makeout music, now with added political undertones.
Making A Show Of Herself – An Exhibitionism at PantiBar
“The posters for PantiBar line up like a joyously demented assembly line in a doll factory.”
Tóg go bog é: Aoife McElwain – Slow
When I talk to people about the book, they often say “Woah, I really need that book in my life.” And I say “Yeah, me too. That's why I wrote…
In The Frame: Untitled – Dave Sexton
“I took this at the end of a month traveling around Thailand."
Album Review: Der Opium Queen – In the Clouds
An excellent debut from Der Opium Queen.
El Grito Mexican Taquería
These are the tacos you've been looking for. Who knew they've been hiding out in Temple Bar all this time?
Cinema Review: The Post
Right from the opening frame I could feel myself leaning back in my seat, happy to surrender to Spielberg’s wiles.