Clocking In – Keeping Time With The Last Horologists in Dublin
In Dublin, the number of clockmakers is a quarter of what it was 120 years ago. Here the timekeepers in our midst, the horologists who fix the fusees and keep…
In Dublin, the number of clockmakers is a quarter of what it was 120 years ago. Here the timekeepers in our midst, the horologists who fix the fusees and keep…
Emma Sheehan talks to us about the secret to making a great naan, and the ‘Real Food’ ethos underpinning the menu at Bombay Pantry.
"It felt like a cafe archive from the 1920s at times - remembering that we used to go to gigs, stand together, hug each other." Ross Killeen is the director…
"Exteriors is perhaps best enjoyed when leafed through at random." At the time of writing, Annie Ernaux is the favourite to win this year’s Nobel Prize for Literature...
We’ve lauded the ingenuity of Bar 1661 and their Craft Cocktails enterprise on this platform before, and now they’ve gone and given us more reason to stand in awe at…
Thomas Street appears to be a new pub mecca if openings are anything to go by.
"The food makes few concessions to infantilsed western palates and that’s a good thing." - Conor Stevens checks out Full Moon, in the space occupied for many years by The…
We check in with Jeremy Leslie, proprietor of our favourite magazine shop in London and someone who is immersed in the scene from retail to podcasts to conferences.
We remain convinced that the best pathway for budding photographers to get noted is to settle on an original subject matter and simply pursue it over time. In Anders Edström’s…
Autumn is one of our favourite times of the year and leafing through the programme currently on offer at Airfield, there’s plenty going on to inspire and entertain over the…
The Altered Hours explore their range of emotions with their sophomore album Convertible.
If you’re looking to indulge in a story about the town you love, take at our picks for top films set in Dublin.
"Our focus on seasonality, flavour and hospitality has been rejuvenated and we’re excited to get back to what we love doing and trying to improve." - Padraic Hayden, Camden Kitchen
Elements come together, clash and resonate in David Booth’s abstract portraits.
As we move towards the twilight of the year, in addition to festivities marking the ancient Celtic feast of Samhain, we’re noticing an evolving focus on other global cultural festivals…
Joyrider is a coming of age story set against the backdrop of the Ballymun housing estate. The book documents rites of passage on the ‘block’: experiences that convert youthful abandon…
We were delighted to see one of the most historic areas of the city arise and take its place among the greats recently, as Dublin 8 was ranked No.15 in…
Micheál Mac Liammóir and Hilton Edwards were among the most influential theatre makers in Ireland and Europe in the twentieth century. Despite never publicly discussing their sexuality the pair were…