Magnified: Miss You World
Miss (you) World juxtaposes images of Miss World contests with bombs falling, and apocalyptic quotes from politicians, philosophers, and the Talmud.
Flying the Flag: Hannah Choy O’Byrne
A couturier-trained talent — whose work circumvents any fuss or froufrou — could be just what our industry needs.
Roadmap: United Ireland Podcast
From the duo behind Don’t Stop Repealin’ comes United Ireland, a new 32-week, 32 county podcast venture by Una Mullally and Andrea Horan.
Audio Review: Cate Le Bon – Reward
Cate Le Bon’s latest and strongest release to date was penned during a spell studying furniture design in rural Cumbria - designing chairs by day and moonlighting at the piano.
Cinema Review: In Fabric
In Fabric follows the passage of a haunted dress, which we first encounter in a bizarre department store staffed by Strickland regular Fatma Mohamed.
Book Review: salt slow – Julia Armfield
salt slow is a debut collection of bizarre and unnerving tales showcasing Julia Armfield’s penchant for the absurd.
How to Buy the Irish Lotto
The Irish Lottery was about 3 years old when a lotto syndicate decided they were going to attempt to literally ‘buy’ the lotto. How could this be possible and surely…
Roadmap: Ghostface Killah – Dean Van Nguyen
Dean Van Nguyen examines the impact of Wu-Tang’s Ghostface Killah through a series of essays
Hemlines: Royal College of Art London
A tapestry of talented Irish designers credit the Royal College of Art in London for their metamorphoses. We speak to them and their head of fashion Zowie Broach.
Bitesize: CEDER’S Crisp – Alcohol-Free Gin
Word is that it makes for a delicious vegan friendly summer bevvie
Cinema Review: Metal Heart
A unique story about two independent girls as they transition to womanhood hand-in-hand.
In the Frame – The People of The Mud – Luis Alberto Rodriguez
"I wanted to create a large family portrait where I would try to physically knit a group together." - Luis Alberto Rodriguez
Lost in Music: D8 Soul Club
You may not expect to find the soul of the city in a conservative club, but this is where it exists. We put on our dancing shoes.
Brand New Retro: Velure Productions 1993-2001
Inspired by running a late-night club during the Dublin Theatre Festival, Fergus Murphy and Paul Rooney launched Saturday Night at the Gaiety in November 1993.
Win Tickets To The Cauldron Pop-up Potions Experience This July!
Fancy immersing yourself in The Cauldron? One of London and NYC's top immersive experiences comes to Dublin this July and we've got two pairs of tickets to give away!
Audio Review: Vampire Weekend – Father of the Bride
This is a wonderful album, built around the craftsmanship of a songwriter who plays with signifiers like a virtuoso but never loses the heart.
The Important Lessons You Can Learn From Ancestry Testing
DNA ancestry testing can tell you a lot of facts, but what is important is how you react to these facts.
Competition: Win Weekend Tickets to Forever Young Festival 2019!
Forever Young Festival is the retro party of the Summer and we've got 4 Weekend Camping Tickets to give away to 1 lucky winner in our Facebook competition!