When summer and Dublin Dance Festival collide
The bank holiday weekend gave Dubliners the long-awaited chance to don their sunglasses, head outside and make the most of what this city has to offer. This included a busy…
Brand New Retro: Eurovision, Dublin, 1971
Staging Ireland’s first ever Eurovision was a massive undertaking for RTE. But it was a success and proved we could put on a show as tacky, glitzy and expensive as…
Barfly: The Terrace at the Irish Film Institute
"I’ve found over the years that this space can repay the patient tippler with singular pleasures."
TD #164 May 2018: YES Together For Choice
This issue’s cover was co-conceived by Totally Dublin designer Lauren Kavanagh and knitwear designer Liadain Aiken.
Roadmap: Honey To The Bee
Long-time Stoneybatter resident Kaethe Burt-O’Dea is on a crusade to raise awareness of how essential our fuzzy black and yellow friends are.
Capitalism, Cops, Psychoanalysis and Politics… What has Bladerunner 2049 got to do with Ideology?
Don’t miss the chance to find out when Todd McGowan, associate professor of Film Studies at the University of Vermont gives two talks at DCU (School of Nursing, Room HG22…
Three To See at Dublin Dance Festival
Arts Editor Rachel Donnelly selects three to see from the rich pickings to be found in the packed 2018 Dublin Dance Festival programme.
Sound: Saint Sister
As Saint Sister put the final touches on their debut album, set for an October release, they prepare for another prosperous year as one of the most captivating bands from…
Cinema Review: Lean on Pete
There is no gallop into a setting sun, no liberation in riding on horseback into a new life.
Irish Stock Market Acquired by Pan-European Federal Stock Exchange Euronext in Q1 2018
The acquisition of the Irish Stock Exchange by Euronext was just completed, as planned, within Q1 2018, after it received approval from the regulatory authorities.
Dublin Dance Festival opens to a standing ovation
Dublin Dance Festival opened to a standing ovation for the English National Ballet’s evocative and devastatingly beautiful performance of Akram Khan’s Giselle.
Cinema Review: I Feel Pretty
I Feel Pretty reinforces beauty myths. It says that all women need to do is to hit their head, get better (or in this case, literally delusional) self-esteem and their…
Extraordinary Ordinary – Clanbrassil Coffee Shop
Everything here is simultaneously uncomplicated and comforting, fuss-free yet imaginative.
Theatre: The Wasp
Emma B George and Anna Zanders play the leads in this twisting, psychological thriller theatre production from acclaimed author Morgan Lloyd Malcom.
Roadmap: The Referendum
It’s a big one. Get informed and check the register to make sure you’re eligible to exercise your right to vote – you must register before May 8.
Bitesize: Boyne Valley Food and Flavours
Dublin’s food lovers are encouraged to check out the wealth of culinary talent on offer a few short miles up the road in the Boyne Valley.
Cinema Review: Tully
Moments of humour and genuine sweetness make difficult subject matter easily consumable.
Roadmap: Older Than Ireland
Ireland’s oldest department store Arnotts celebrates its 175th birthday this month with a programme of special events and a series of new product launches to mark the occasion.