Hemlines: Generation Next
Paving fashion-forward paths since their pre-teens, three creative wunderkinds chat industry reinvention and the power of fresh perspectives
Audio Review: Pelican – Nighttime Stories
Nighttime Stories weaves ideas and threads that band members left for each other in a Dropbox folder into an at-times more direct piece of work, retaining their trademark focus on…
In The Frame: Sarah Dargle – Until Such Time
Until Such Time is a tribute to the women of Ireland, praising their optimism and humour during times when restrictions were forced upon a woman both at home and in…
Book Review: Home – Eoin Ó Broin
In Home, Eoin Ó Broin brings us from the mid-19th century to the present day and poses an exhaustive and convincing argument that the Irish housing system has never really…
Music Matters
Music therapy and its power to heal is slowly being recognised as a powerful component in rehabilitation. Zara Hedderman meets some of the people instrumental in championing its cause and…
Go with the Flow: Flow Festival – Helsinki
We're not just going with the flow, we're going to the Flow in Helsinki.
To The Moon
On July 20, 1969, the lads from Apollo 11 landed on the Moon making “one small step…” The Evening Press declared Monday July 21 to be ‘Moonday’ on their masthead…
Audio Review: Bill Callahan – Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest
There are simply not enough superlatives.
Devious Theatre Presents The Roaring Banshees at Smock Alley Theatre This August
With an all-female cast of seven, The Roaring Banshees is an original, stylish and funny new play highlighting the forgotten role of women in the political landscape of the early…
Nice and Hendy: Charles and Andrew Hendy – TPM
Dundalk's ‘cutest rappers’ Charles and Andrew Hendy are building a cult following with their hip hop comedy outfit TPM and a folk offshoot, The Mary Wallopers.
A Modern Eye: Helen Hooker O’Malley
With a major retrospective of her work running in the Gallery of Photography and National Photographic Archive over the summer, American sculptor and portrait painter Helen Hooker O’Malley’s work behind…
Cinema Review: Varda by Agnès
Agnès Varda died, aged 90, on March 29 this year. It is truly fitting that her swansong is her reflections on her remarkable career.
Design: Striking Out – Seán O’Beacháin and Clara FitzGerald of So&So
Taking the plunge to abandon the freelance world of design and set up your own studio can be daunting. Seán O’Beacháin and Clara FitzGerald did it and created So&So. They…
Bitesize: Summer Dishes at Morilles
Morilles continues to cement a well-earned reputation as a solid neighbourhood bistro from its base above the Yellow House pub in Rathfarnham.
Lorcan NicGiollaBhain – Transitioning in Ireland
Lorcan NicGiollaBhain is a co-host of Transitioning in Ireland, a new podcast addressing the issues, concerns and supports which exist for people considering or going through the transition process.
Book Review: Nobber – Oisín Fagan
Fagan’s characters act as vehicles for his ethical quandaries, and the answers they present are exceedingly dark.
Roadmap: Dave O’Carroll – The People We Meet
Dave O’Carroll has been creating a gorgeous portfolio of video stories in The People We Meet.
Audio Review: Hatchie – Keepsake
Keepsake is the teen drama where every song is prom night, the shimmering soundtrack to your introspective reverie.