What We’re Listening To: Sorcha Richardson, JAPE And More
We round up the best music to come out over the past month, including Sorcha Richardson and more, in our What We're Listening To column
Cinema Review: Sorry We Missed You
Nothing can dim the power and fury of Loach’s polemic.
Flying the Flag: Gemma A. Williams
A talented comrade of the London Irish club, Williams coupled her curatorial role at the Fashion Space Gallery with extensive research on China's flourishing design scene
Book Review: Margaret Atwood – The Testaments
The Testaments is apparent proof that giving your readers exactly what they asked for and nothing more is worthy of (half) the Booker prize.
Bitesize: Wilde Irish Gin
Dry November may be in vogue, but here at TD Towers, word about a colourful new addition to Ireland’s gin scene helped brighten the gloom considerably.
Sound and Vision: Five Irish Directors Who Put Motion to Music
As a nation we are blessed with a current and emerging generation of music video directors with an eye for the medium. We’ve selected five who excite us.
Passing Through: Nilüfer Yanya
"I didn’t think of myself as a female artist but as a person.” - Nilüfer Yanya
Audio Review: Lana Del Rey – Norman Fucking Rockwell!
"I ain’t no candle in the wind’’ is an early standout among many defiant declarations made throughout the blistering tour-de-force that is Norman Fucking Rockwell!, Lana Del Rey’s fifth and…
Roadmap: In Love with Beverly Glenn-Copeland
The 74-year-old is finally getting due recognition.
Wingderful Wednesdays at The TapHouse
1 KG of Famously Amazing TH Smokey Wings, with 2 bowls of chips for a mere €20 (for 2 people)
Roadmap: Shooting The Darkness
"A unique and landmark book, recognising at last the achievement and contribution of the photographers who were shooting the darkness for more than thirty years."
Roadmap: Drag – The Complete Story
It’s high time we educated ourselves more about drag and its origins.
The Scaredy Cat Opens in Dublin
Dublin’s newest late-night weekend spot The Scaredy Cat has officially opened its doors!
Brand New Retro: Phibsborough Shopping Centre
Described in 1969 as a ‘trend setting development’, the Phibsborough Centre celebrates its 50th birthday this month.
Movember Launches at the Sugar Club with a Specially Curated event by Arveene This Sunday
Movember kicks off its annual month long fundraiser with a bank holiday shindig curated by Arveene featuring some of the most exciting names in Irish music.
Competition! Win Tickets to Meeting House Horrors This Weekend!
We Have Three Pairs of Tickets To Give Away to Meeting House Horrors courtesy of our fiendish pals at the Bram Stoker Festival.
Roadmap: Copy No.1 at MoLI Dublin
The €10.5m Museum of Literature Ireland opened its doors last month. It’s home to Copy No.1 of Ulysses, which was the first copy handed to James Joyce on February 22nd,…
5 of The Best Things To See and Do at Bram Stoker Festival 2019
We're looking forward to four days of spine-chilling adventure, inspired by Dublin’s Gothic past and the fanciful imaginings of creative genius Bram Stoker. Five fang-tastic treats to sink your teeth…