OHD 2018: Faces and Places: Rae Moore
Architect and Artist Rae Moore presents her five highlights from the Open House Dublin 2018 programme, as part of our Faces and Places Series.
Five of the Best Gigs in Dublin this October
Time for lights on your bikes heading to and from these choice gigs.
Bitesize: Irish Cocktail Fest
Our national penchant for nourishing our inner Gatsby continues unabated.
OHD 2018: Faces and Places – Concrete Collar
From desirable digs to a university staff speakeasy, Concrete Collar's Open House Dublin shortlist is a chance to peer into the private spaces of Dubliners and educators alike.
Roadmap: Tipp Trippin’ – Wally Cassidy
There’s litter, there’s snogging, there’s the obligatory pose with bashful Gardaí... - somethings remain thankfully timeless.
Cinema Review: Rosie
A vital piece of work, especially in the context of recent eviction controversies, made better still by its nuance and insight.
The Nightmare Realm
Screeches of anguish make for lurid lullabies, but it’s all in good fun at this enjoyable nightmare.
Totally Dublin and Open House Dublin present Instahouse
We're running a terrific competition with our pals Irish Architecture Foundation as part of this year's Open House weekend. The top photographs will be selected by a panel jury, with…
Dublin Theatre Festival: The Fever – 600 Highwaymen
“The show is ultimately about connection and disconnection which I think is obviously not an American phenomenon. It’s an epidemic.”
3 of Ireland’s Most Beautiful Drives
Before taking a road trip in this amazing country it is worth planning out your drives as there are so many picturesque views that are hidden away.
Sound: Faking It For Real – We Cut Corners
They been nominated for the prestigious Choice Music Prize for each of their three LP releases to date. However, We Cut Corners are content with being occasional musicians holding on…
Cinema Review: Columbus
There is a wonderful wistful feeling to the quiet, slow but steady pace of the film.
OHD 2018 Faces & Places – Simon Doyle
As part of our Faces & Places series furniture designer and maker Simon Doyle shares his five selected highlights from this year's Open House Dublin programme.
Audio Review: Slow Moving Clouds – Starfall
Trad instrumentation meets Scandinavian folk ideas and concepts.
Cinema Review: Blindspotting
Blindspotting uses a unique white/black bromance and sparky dialogue to weigh in on the issues of gun control and police brutality.
Loosysmokes: SHAPE-SHIFTING
Loosysmokes are going back into the woods to enthrall.
Restaurant Review: Luna
"You will struggle to find a finer car park-based restaurant here, or indeed anywhere". - Conor Stevens
Book Review: French Exit – Patrick deWitt
deWitt has skill in crafting sharp dialogue and precise prose, which helps this novel flow easily to its macabre denouement.