Nineteen for ’19: Sarah Glennie NCAD
"A city in which creatives can live and work in sustainable spaces with long term leases." Sarah Glennie, on the Dublin of her dreams.
Book Review: Nervous States – William Davies
A siren call, redirecting our focus to the deeper, tectonic underpinnings of our culture.
Nineteen for ’19: Cian Ryan
"Seeing Justice at Forbidden Fruit surrounded by my designs on the stage was pretty nuts!" - Cian Ryan, creative at The Tenth Man.
Magnified: Good Trouble
Good Trouble celebrates the culture of resistance in all its guises. Its founder Rod Stanley explains the need for, and power of, activism.
Cinema Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
A begrudging admission that in order to progress, we must first come to terms with our failures.
Bitesize: Xin Nian Hao!
Dubliners get to enjoy seventeen days of Sino-Hibernian fusion next month as the annual Chinese New Year celebrations get underway.
Cinema Review: Green Book
Lip, we learn, is a product of his environment. Shirley the architect of his. Both are the better for meeting one another.
Nineteen for ’19: Ciaran Walsh
"A directly elected mayor for Dublin with executive powers. Maybe give the job to the Subset guys."
Hemlines: A Crystal Cornucopia
Kim Fulton’s hand-crafted brooches are a sight for sore eyes.
Medical Students Are Rushing to HSSCU!
Medical students around the country are rushing to join Health Services Staffs Credit Union (HSSCU).
Flying The Flag: Úna Burke
She’ll probably be selling in outer space before the year is out.
Motherland: 99 Problems
Ross Killeen’s new short film is a charming scoop on the life of an ice-cream van man called Pinky.
Dublin Dining Guide: Camden Kitchen
"Seasonality has been central to our menus since we started, it’s what guides and shapes our menus."
Nineteen for ’19 – Kev Freeney
"It's time we explore different types of venues and licenses in order to expand our options for culture, tourism, art and entertainment".
Hemlines: Lyon Loring
These Stoneybatter vintage sellers are bursting with vibrant stock this month, having planned two continent-crossing trips for the first half of January.
Roadmap: Taken for Granta…
Congrats to our print editor John Patrick McHugh for ‘Hoarfrost’, his short story about love and swinging in rural Ireland being selected by Granta as one of its top reads…
A KICKFLIP INTO THE FUTURE
"If I’ve given even one person an escape for a few hours, and put a smile on their face, then that’s my job done"