Cinema Review: The Young Karl Marx
Raoul Peck’s film is a well-crafted and meticulously researched success, being part period-drama, part political narrative, and part adventure of ideas.
Restaurant Review: Arisu
This is straight down the line Korean cooking (with some needless nods to Japan).
Design: Rick Banks – Clubbed
Rick Banks has just successfully crowdfunded Clubbed, a colourful look at the design that shaped, framed and defined the UK’s club culture over the last three decades. He discusses his…
Audio Review: Beach House – 7
7 manages to reclaim some of the mystic that captivated audiences nearly a decade ago.
Roadmap: From Little Acorns
Small Patch, Daniel Samya's new project, is about care for urban trees and the diverse habitats they support.
Bitesize: Meltdown
A convivial, communal pop-up that recently commenced a three-month residency in the heart of the city.
Book Review: The Collected Letters of Flann O’Brien
The ‘real’ O’Nolan proves as tricksy as his textual avatars: peppered with apocrypha, fustian, and all manner of ‘cod’.
Barfly: Kiely’s of Donnybrook
Sure, isn’t former England rugby coach Stuart Lancaster sitting at the bar?
Exclusive: Interview with David Mushegain on his video of Dublin’s LGBTQ youth scene for U2’s new single – Love is Bigger Than Anything in its Way
U2 release their new video for their new single Love is Bigger Than Anything in its Way taken from their Songs of Experience album. Shot in Dublin and featuring a…
Fashioning An Education – Sally Owens & Jill De Burca
Imparting practical knowledge is a crucial means of preparing our next generation of students. We look at two such lecturers who bring their experience to the fore of their courses.
Fun For The Whole Family With Dublin Dance Festival
The 2018 Dublin Dance Festival programme includes an amazing selection of outdoor and family-friendly events.
Roadmap: Don’t Stop Repealin’
In-depth and respectful discussion of the issues this sore spot in Ireland’s moral conscience touches on
Cinema Review: The Delinquent Season
A film that feels oddly staid, considering it’s from the man who wrote the brilliantly frenetic and free-wheeling Intermission.
By The Banks Of The Boyne – Vantastival 2018
The unique, independent Vantastival music festival makes a welcome return to Beaulieu House and Gardens this June bank holiday weekend.
Brand New Retro: The Irish Export Fashion Fair
April 1964 and the Irish Export Fashion Fair surpasses all expectations.
Roadmap: Psycho Fillers
Psychonavigation Records was set up back in 2000 by Keith Downey with a view to releasing ambient and electronic sounds.