Soundbite: Odhran Kelly: Nourish Health Food Stores
"Our philosophy is based on a love of whole foods – unprocessed and unrefined".
Roadmap: Fukase
This collection brings together his entire career’s work for the first time spanning a corpus of collages, self-portraits... and his cat Sasuke the Second.
Nineteen for ’19: Greg Spring – Hen’s Teeth
“There are too many people under the cosh in this city” - Greg Spring, Co-founder at Hen’s Teeth.
Flying the Flag – Robyn Lynch
Lynch debuted her tricolour tendencies in June to a chorus of praise, and this month she’s triumphantly returning to LFMW as the Fashion East family’s latest addition.
Hemlines: The Painted Lady
No-one can meld fashion designing and disk jockeying quite like Louisa Jane.
Roadmap: Wings of Change
Anyone associated with the city centre food game will have felt sadness at the announcement of Jo’Burger going into liquidation before Christmas.
Nineteen for ’19: Conor Finnegan – Jam Media
“There’s a weird snobbery and general wankiness in Dublin around location and status that's fuelling gentrification. I’m part of it”
Book Review: Jokes for the Gunmen – Mazen Maarouf
Narrated by disillusioned children, the impassive depictions of adult evil in this collection cut deeper than satire or pointed critique could.
Barfly: The Big Romance
Dublin originals doing supremely cool shit with the minimum of fuss.
Cinema Review: Stan and Ollie
Baird depicts them as decent, unassuming sweethearts, framing events in a kindly, old-timey glow.
Nineteen for ’19: Jennie McGinn – Sister The Agency
“I've recently relocated to the Dublin commuter belt and accessing creativity is a huge challenge” - Jennie McGinn, Sister Agency
Bitesize: Lilliput Evenings
Expect plenty to savour from a small but perfectly formed selection
Nineteen for ’19: Sean Bryan – Cut & Sew Barbers
“Let's keep Ireland looking like Ireland!” - Sean Bryan, Owner of Cut & Sew Barbers. As 2019 gets into its stride we talk to a collection of creatives about their…
Audio Review: The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships
The 1975 deliver one of the best albums of the year and a refreshingly positive statement for the modern generation.
Artsdesk: A Spectrum of Invisible Scars – Emma Sheridan
In ‘Warpaint’, Emma Sheridan powerfully conveys mental health struggles through polychromatic brushstrokes.
Roadmap: Paying Heed
They stopped us in our tracks. The simplicity of the message, the strength of the visuals...
Audio Review: WARM – Jeff Tweedy
WARM is an endearingly reflective album, which is to be enjoyed as a companion piece to his recently released memoir.
Nineteen for ’19: Vanessa Power – Sign Painter
As the New Year dawns we talk to a collection of creatives about their highlights of 2018, their hopes for the year ahead and their design heroes.