Slowly Does It – Kinfolk Travel
Kinfolk Travel is the final chapter in a five-part book series “exploring the cornerstones of a life well-lived”, in which weekend trips are re-imagined by detailed deeper dives.
Kinfolk Travel is the final chapter in a five-part book series “exploring the cornerstones of a life well-lived”, in which weekend trips are re-imagined by detailed deeper dives.
Lazy Days is illustrator Hattie Stewart’s “immersive installation and dreamy scene” currently on display and available to purchase in Hen’s Teeth.
In the introduction to The New Frontier, Patterson writes that, “it would be crass to feign neutrality on a subject which has shaped who we are” and that the authors…
"It's as much a homage to Dublin as it is to youth culture/subcultures." Ahead of the 10th anniversary of its publication, we chat to Garry O’Neill from the Where Were…
Colm O’Herlihy has been plying his musical trade in Reykjavík for some time. Now he can also boast of a brew in the form of O’Herlihy’s stout.
As the Year of the Tiger gets ready to roar, its arrival is being marked here by a festival celebrating the arrival of the Lunar New Year at the end…
Noel Bowler shows us the physical space and the structural layers that have formed the foundation of our modern press in Above The Fold.
“Your model appears relatively simple, yet I see many miracles inside.” These are the words which have lodged in the memory of Cavan architect Damien Murtagh, the founder and CEO…
Gib’s Junkyard Renaissance is enjoying an extended run at Bí Urban, 3 Manor Street, Stoneybatter, until January 29th. Our editor Michael McDermott dropped in to Sun Studios for a chat…
As Aoife Dunne unveils Dreamsphere, her stunning new immersive installation at IMMA, we revisit our cover feature from last year.
The newly launched Warehouse Food Market carries an extensive selection of local and European produce, including delicious antipasti, free-range meats, fine beverages and organic ingredients, as well as environmentally friendly,…
Garret ‘Jacknife’ Lee first saw Cathal Coughlan performing as Microdisney in The Grand in 1980. 41 years later the two have made an album under the moniker of Telefís. Turn…
"On this shoot the entire creative team managed to vicariously relive our childhoods through our models, it really was a wonderful shoot to be on, if not a little chilly...It…
We’ve been watching the cards drop and every single one is a stroke of genius.
As a love letter to his hometown, Belfast is sealed with a gentle kiss by Branagh and is likely to be warmly embraced.
There’s much to laud about the TG4 Player and the consistent quality output of their domestic material alongside gripping international work such as Steve McQueen's Small Axe.
"Whether you loved Greek and Roman mythology as a child, learned some Latin at school or have a passion for Roman history and architecture, there’s something here for you to…
This rare gem of a collection is a masterwork of curation and a further, ever timely reminder of Copeland’s brilliance. Effusively recommended.