The Christmas Couturier
“Why hang the decoration when you can be the decoration?” - Jen Nollaig
“Why hang the decoration when you can be the decoration?” - Jen Nollaig
An all round crowd pleaser.... And he does giggle when you squeeze his tummy.
The Irish Design Shop have swept the broom upstairs extending their shop into their old work space on the first floor.
Holter continues to deconstruct convention on her enchanting fifth studio album.
The bright sparks at The Taphouse Bar & Kitchen have combined forces with Hopfully Brewing Co. to create a lovely brown ale in honour of the season.
A tragicomic reflection on the English idealism that culminated in Brexit, equally it serves as a work which dissects the New Right’s bewilderingly successful lunge for power.
A fun film with a fine supporting cast
Mick Minogue is inviting you all to join him in the Dublin City Office for Lost and Found as he reconnects you with prized possessions.
It is my fervent hope that January will bring somewhere good enough to sustain my interest over a thousand words, or awful enough to sustain yours.
The Belly of the Whale tells a neat story of unorthodox friendships, small-town scallywaggery and, ultimately, of redemption.
Celebrating reinvention with Roe & Co Irish whiskey through a creative workshop series
Neil Mulholland joined the Fleet Hotel as Executive Head Chef of Café 1920 in August. He shares his thoughts on what he’s been doing and the food scene in general.
Show your solidarity and support over the two weekends in December when they host their annual Flea market.
Glory is a football magazine with an ethos to put the ‘beautiful’ back in the beautiful game. Lee Nash, a Co-Founder and Creative Director, plays ball with us.
The card game goes up a notch at Christmas and it really behoves us to consider who and where we support in the process.
Hidden Agenda have been spearheading club nights, gigs and festivals in the city since 2012. Their next venture is The Big Romance, a boozer on Parnell Street.