Totally Dublin x Irish Design Week event: Designing for Dining – limited tickets available now.
We explore 'designing for dining' as part of Irish Design Week.
A Life’s Work: Seamus Murphy and Tom Burke on The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby
Pat Ingoldsby brought Seamus Murphy and Tom Burke together. Here the director and producer explain how he entered their orbit and impacted on their lives.
Dublin Dining Guide: Darius and Nahid Sadri – Denj Persian Cuisine
Honest food served with love… Darius Sadri talks to us about the delicious, authentic food to be found at Denj in Rathgar, the only fine dining Persian restaurant in Ireland,…
In The Frame: Conor Horgan – Flag No. 45
"Flag No. 45 was taken around the back of a deserted bungalow on the outskirts of Navan earlier this year. Like many others in the show, it carries us through…
TROP POP x 10
The institution that is Tropical Popical turns 10 on November 1st and is hooking up with a raft of local, independent, businesses to celebrate the milestone.
Bram Stoker Festival 2022
Bram is back to its ghoulish ways serving up mesmerising illusions, deliciously dark treats and spooktacular surprises.
Night Moves
Last month, we co-hosted Night Moves with Nialler9 in the Fruit ‘n’ Veg Market as part of Dublin Culture Night. Part of it involved a discussion on the future of…
Cinema Review: Triangle of Sadness
Triangle of Sadness which won the Palme D’Or is ultimately cast away in its own pretensions that even the most ardent of Östlund fans may find hard to care to…
Shroom with a view: Ciara O’Neill
Now is the time for mycophiles everywhere as they truffle out morels the best the season has to offer.
Artsdesk: Homestead – Michelle Malone
Michelle Malone is gaining a reputation in the city for her capacity to articulate a sensitive socio-political vision of Dublin’s class politics.
Dia de Los Muertos on George’s Street
As the axis tilts and we move towards the longest night, Mexican eatery 777 is gearing up to host their 10th Annual Dia de Los Muertos Costume Party over the…
Book Review: Faith, Hope and Carnage – Nick Cave and Sean O’Hagan
‘The thing that happened that changed everything was that Arthur died.’ - Nick Cave in Faith, Hope and Carnage, an illuminating collection, reviewed here by Luke Warde.
Season of Mists and Pumpkin Spices
With Dublin's lattes currently sporting numerous variations on the popular caffeinated flavour du jour, we may well have discovered one of our favourite pieces of frothy art down on Pearse…
Stories in Print: The National Print Museum
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the National Print Museum commissioned Short Stories in Print, a limited-edition collection of unpublished work by some of Ireland's leading writers.
RDS Visual Art Awards winners announced
The winners of the RDS Visuals Art Awards...
Gastro: Note Worthy
"The collection of starters, small plates (whatever we’re calling them right now) that hit the table are all winners and perfectly represent the mode and ambition of the kitchen." -…
Roadmap: Necrochancers
They're back and busy "summoning the spirits of some of the most loved and hated Dubs who have passed on to the Otherworld.”
Popular subjects for students to teach in Dublin
Dublin is a global, entrepreneurial city with a bright future so tutoring in Dublin should appeal to a broad range of students and tutors. What kind of opportunities await you?