Audio Review: Lambchop – This (Is What I Wanted To Tell You)
Founded on melancholy, remorse and nostalgia.
Founded on melancholy, remorse and nostalgia.
Brendan Canty and friends pay tribute to Conor Walsh with a new video and poem...
We've tied together and packaged some of our favourite songs from the past while in the latest What We're Listening To, with Fontaines D.C. and more!
Lightscape’s testing of their Dublin Interactive project caught our eye recently.
MUSIC CURRENT opens on Wednesday, 10th April 2019 with a double-bill programme: Sweeney Lives! featuring three major ‘radiophonic’ works by Irish electronic music pioneer Frank Corcoran; and German music collective…
Adrian Duncan’s debut novel, Love Notes from a German Building Site, constructs a thoughtful, layered narrative from the rich array of subjects contained within its title.
By the end of Wild Rose, you’ll be teary-eyed, homesick and desperate to go download some Dolly Parton.
Record Store Day is back for its 12th year, with hundreds of exclusive limited releases only available on the day!
In our new food feature we ask some of our food heroes to share their insights and secrets. Whether it's an ingredient, a cherished meal or a utensil they can't…
The Rediscovery Centre’s Carrie Ann Moran - impassioned leader of Fashion Revolution Ireland - talks trailblazing change and the circular economy
Enterprising restaurateur Elaine Murphy has taken the city’s hospitality interests under her wing.
Betty Bojangles has just opened a second shop in George’s Street Arcade
With the days of Dalymount Park in its current crumbling incarnation numbered, two of the big city clubs Shelbourne and Bohemians will soon be sharing pitch turf. We speak to…
A new exhibition by conceptual artist Garrett Phelan tackles the class system and inequality of access to education.
Johnny Kelly’s latest cast is of 98 puppets accompanying a Cheerios campaign encouraging kids to be kinder to each other.
In his truly compelling debut, Maleney has produced a collection of deeply personal essays that act as an atypical memoir of sorts.
The worlds of skate, graffiti, music and tattoo and their ‘tales of irreverence’ will be celebrated at this new riso print show being curated by Magnus Mudrack and Damn Fine…
As the city's Design cognoscenti gear up up to celebrate ten years of OFFSET this weekend we've got a pair of tickets to give away!