Hemlines: Save The Date… Saturday July 20th for Fair Lady at Cliff Townhouse
Fair Lady — a vintage extravaganza replete with renowned, country-wide traders — descends upon the Cliff Townhouse for a resplendent debut.
Fair Lady — a vintage extravaganza replete with renowned, country-wide traders — descends upon the Cliff Townhouse for a resplendent debut.
The Donegal Shop aims to offer a little piece of Donegal in Dublin.
A séance with William Butler Yeats at the Hellfire Club inform the latest work by Kendell Geers.
The Dead Don’t Die is a paean for B-movie zombie apocalypse films. The plot is simple and suitably wacky.
There’s pretty decent pre-theatre value to be had at chic New York style eatery Crow Street this summer.
The illustrious rails of Brown Thomas CREATE are awash with burgeoning design talents. This is one sartorial spectacle you don’t want to miss.
Over two decades, Ordnance Survey’s Neil O’Connor has been responsible (solely or in part) for some of the most cherished transmissions from the Irish experimental and electronic landscape.
For the 3rd year in a row, Radio Dublino, the first and only Italian radio show in Ireland, in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Culture, presents the Italian Fusion…
The Peace Garden at Christchurch Place has just re-opened. Developed as part of the Dublin Millennium celebrations in 1988, it has been closed for a decade.
This is a movie that risks ridiculousness in bringing the viewer something fresh.
The Festival of Curiosity is back in Dublin this summer for a four-day cultural feast of science, arts, design, and technology. Join in from July 18-21, 2019.
Dragony Aunts is a series of six five-minute shows screening on Comedy Central UK’s Facebook and You Tube platforms.
Call Him Mine, the debut novel from Tim MacGabhann, is a terrific, tightly-paced thriller that utterly transports its reader.
"With this kind of food, palate fatigue begins to insinuate itself quite early on, the barrage of relentless refinement becomes wearing."
Coinciding with the theme of recent Pride celebrations comes the Rainbow Revolution trail, the first historical trail at the National Museum focusing on LGBTI+ history through the centuries.
Between the wonderfully rendered artistic processes and the devastating historical backdrop that shrouds every character in the film, Never Look Away is just that; hard to look away from.
Fidelity Beer Festival is bringing the finest brews to the city this month. We had a word with Alex ' Whiplash' Lawes about it.
The Shelbourne recently marked 175 years on Stephen’s Green with the addition of two inviting new spaces at the iconic Dublin hotel.