Bereen Brothers Launch Movemburger Pop Up at Charlotte Quay
Brothers Marc and Conor Bereen have taken the bold decision to transform their popular Charlotte Quay restaurant into a stunning new pop up this November.
Hot Orange Hampers: Ken Madden of The Lismore Food Company
Lismore’s artisan bakers have upped their game even further with an elegant new hamper range celebrating the art of afternoon tea.
Róisín Pierce – Blàthanna Fiáin
Róisín Pierce presents Blàthanna Fiáin, the collection she has created after winning the Chanel Prix des Métiers d'Art prize at the Hyères festival.
It’s Personal – Ailbhe Reddy
From bumpy relationships to self failings, Ailbhe Reddy shares her 'Personal History' in her debut album.
Book Review: The Art of the Glimpse
This anthology is both a time capsule for Ireland’s past, and a modern representation of our current anxieties.
Knives Out: Hugo Byrne x Katto
As we stare at the four walls thinking what next to address, investing in a pair of quality blades becomes a tempting temporary satiation for our mounting madness.
Drop Everything It’s Dreamtime
It’s Dreamtime with Drop Everything’s Mary Nally as she encourages a pandemic peace of mind with her collection.
Audio Review: Bill Callahan – Gold Record
Overall, Gold Record is a densely storied and beautifully told record, certainly one of Bill Callahan’s best.
Book Review: Looking Through You: Northern Chronicles – Gerald Dawe
Looking Through You: Northern Chronicles is an elegant meditation on poet Gerald Dawe’s relationship to his home city, Belfast.
Sunburnt In Autumn
It was a case of Eight Degrees on cloud nine last month as the brewers Sunburnt Irish Red picked up the accolade of World's Best Pale Amber at the World…
Turning The Page: 5 Highlights of The International Literature Festival 2020
Following its postponement in May, the International Literature Festival is re-emerging through a series of livestreams and pre-recorded chats. We select a few highlights from their programme for your delectation.
BRAMARAMA: Four Things We’re Stoked For At The Bram Stoker Festival 2020
After numerous course alterations owing to the ever-changing restrictions, Bram Stoker bobs its head above water. Here's what we’re most stoked about!
Sarah Boland – V-Face Stoneybatter
"Just as we were ready to open the doors, Dublin was in the midst of the first lockdown." We catch up with Sarah Boland, owner of V-Face in Stoneybatter.
A Message From Shay at The Hacienda
“Hang on, we’ll definitely be back!” - Shay, from the Hacienda, is easily one of our favourite proprietors of one of our favourite bars in the city.
A Feast of Gorgeousness At Ed’s Bread
There’s a feast of gorgeousness to be had hot out of the oven at Ed’s Bread in the grounds of Rascals' Brewery in Inchicore.
Book Review: The Discomfort of Evening – Marieke Rijneveld
"The Discomfort of Evening is effectively unsettling and warped. More a story of neglect than of grief, this novel shows us how being there physically just isn’t enough." - Courtney…
On The Brow: Paddy Hanna
Paddy Hanna is like an elder indie statesman of the scene here. He tells us about the making of The Hill, the power of bad reviews and has a little…
Erin Thomas: Hopeless Botanics
"I love the accessibility of house plants, you don’t need a garden, or lots of money, and there's a lot of cool plant communities, inspiration and banter on instagram and…