Three Affordable Areas in Dublin City
House prices in Dublin have been on the up for quite some time, but that doesn't stop plenty of people settling down here.
A Comprehensive Review of Driveways by Design Dublin
Are you looking for a friendly group of professionals in Dublin, Ireland, who can come to your house and make a superb driveway? Or maybe make a patio space in
In The Frame: Pillars of Society – Kieron J Walsh
Resembling a still from a B-movie horror film depicting the ‘gates of hell’, blood-drenched hands climb the cold, granite tombstone pillar, trying to escape this nightmare. The brass plaque of…
IPUT’S Living Canvas at Wilton Park: Bassam Al-Sabah
Objects pulsate, morph and melt into each other producing an amorphous representation of pain and distress in Bassam Al-Sabah's work, which is on view as part of IPUT'S Living Canvas…
No Idea is Final: The Book of Quotes
“I’m doing many different things to prepare for the inevitable failure of one of them.” Digital magazine The Talks have created a book of quotes pulled from the thoughts of…
Cinema Review: The Worst Person in the World
Spanning 12 chapters with titles such as ‘Oral Sex in the Age of #MeToo', ‘Bobcat Wrecks Xmas’ and ‘First Person Singular’, this whip smart story blends humour and poignancy in…
Magnified: INQUE
INQUE is a beautiful annual literary magazine dedicated to extraordinary new writing. We speak to its co-founder and editor Dan Crowe about publishing on one’s own terms.
Book Review: Ulysses: A Reader’s Odyssey – Daniel Mulhall
Mulhall’s is far from the first ‘guide’ to Ulysses. However, what perhaps distinguishes his is its approachability.
Reflections on The City 200: What Area of Dublin Feels Most Special To You?
“There’s a corner of my heart reserved for Rathmines. Its laneways, its weird, niche shops. It still feels like a neighbourhood where people live... (But I can’t afford to live…
Cinema Review: Hive
We’ve seen elements of this film many times before but it’s a remarkable story nonetheless, told with a delicate touch by first time director Blerta Basholli.
Cinema Review: Wolf
The trailer gave us a glimmer of hope that Wolf could develop on this intriguing premise and take it somewhere unexpected, somewhere shocking perhaps like a Yorgos Lanthimos film, but…
IPUT’s Living Canvas at Wilton Park: Aoife Dunne
Aoife Dunne explores the idea of being trapped by technology in Brain Chamber, a specially commissioned piece of new work for IPUT'S Living Canvas at Wilton Park.
“You’ll publish three issues and you’ll be gone”… 200 Issues Later We Commemorate 18 Years of Totally Dublin
"To say things ran on a shoestring would imply we had shoes." As we celebrate the 200th edition of Totally Dublin, we asked past editors and contributors to reflect on…
A Comprehensive Review of Dublin Braces
Dublin Braces has experienced orthodontists who can straighten your teeth and bring back the smile that can make you the most beautiful person in the room.
Five Highlights from St Patrick’s Festival
We've picked five highlights from St Patrick's Festival for your delectation.
Book Review: On Getting Better – Adam Phillips
In On Getting Better, as in his other works, Phillips both kindles optimism and chastens it. He is, as psychoanalysts tend to be, both attuned to human possibility and acutely…
KLOSTÉS – Aideen Barry
Ahead of her appearance at Totally Dublin Live as part of St Patrick's Festival this Sunday, Aideen Barry talks to us about Klostės, her fascinating stop motion film created in…
Cinema Review: Young Plato
Young Plato is a sensitive, enlightening and uplifting portrait of young kids grappling with emotions and their own personal journeys through life.