Roadmap: Graffiti Alphabets
Each artist received the same instructions: design all twenty-six letters of the Latin alphabet within the limits of a single page of the book.
Woo Your Valentine at Ely Bar & Grill!
From luscious lobster to dreamy dark chocolate tart, date night never looked so good.
Mongrel Mavericks
“It was only fitting that the magazine’s last get-together was, literally, more of a wake than a launch party: a coffin made from past issues was carried into the Sugar…
Dublin Dining Guide: Shane Mitchell – Asador
"The Asador is the 'living, breathing heart' of the kitchen. We use it for 95% of the dishes across all of our menus."
Roadmap: Randomer – Colm Keegan
Colm Keegan is a critical voice, to be reckoned with, in our contemporary poetry circles
Sunday Soul & Cookies At The Cake Café
An afternoon of baking demos, chats and lunch with Ralph Rolle, renowned drummer with Nile Rodgers and Chic and owner of The Soul Snacks Cookie Company
Audio Review: First Aid Kit – Ruins
Ruins finds First Aid Kit still indebted to the folksy heritage of heartland Americana
Cinema Review: The Shape of Water
Essentially a silent performance, as alluringly out-of-time as the film’s amphibious hero
Trad School
The resurgent trad scene is being spearheaded by a new generation of musicians who are embracing and redefining its sounds and boundaries.
Four of The Best Trad Music Bars in Dublin’s North Inner City
Treat yourself to a trad music session in some of the city’s finest hideaways.
Bitesize: Palentine’s Night at SLICE
Your palzos/mates/loveens/buddies/amigos are deadly. So what better time to show each other the love than on Palentine's night?
Roadmap: Masc Life
Masc.Life is “an exploration of the lives of men who are not straight” according to its creator Stephen Molony, a former contributor to TD.
Audio Review: Various Artists – Quare Groove Vol. 1
The first archival release from Dublin’s All City Records, the compilation offers a glimpse into independent Irish club music from the 70s and 80s.
Cinema Review: Lady Bird
They say cinema is a director’s medium, but it’s writer-director Greta Gerwig’s pitch perfect script that shines from the very beginning of her latest film Lady Bird.
Barfly: 9 Below
Nine Below is an actual thing and it takes them two days to accept my booking.
Review: Narcocapitalism: Life in the Age of Anaesthesia – Laurent de Sutter
A short work of theory by philosopher and professor of Legal Theory Laurent de Sutter, weaving together a history of drugs (both prescribed and self-prescribed), mental illness and crowd control.