AU NATURALE
Whilst perusing the rather brilliant The Fence magazine for Magnified, we happened upon an article by wine writer Henry Jeffreys on how best to order wine.
Earth Rising at IMMA
“You know, we have a green cube here as well as a white cube.” IMMA’s new eco art festival is a dynamic celebration of people, place, and planet.
Cinema Review: The Banshees of Inisherin
"Everyone here is on fire. The scenes crackle with comic energy, and yet a thick melancholic pall is cast over proceedings." - Rory Kiberd
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! – new issue and exhibition in The Library Project
Looking for a good time? Head to the Library Project this week...
Time for Tea with Pugin and Lismore
The inventive folk at the Lismore Food Company recently launched a selection of gorgeous new tea tins, featuring designs inspired by the influential Augustus Pugin, one of the many illustrious…
Brand New Retro: Yellow Press 1991 – 1994
Yellow Press was an Irish comic published from 1991 to 1994. Describing itself as the ‘premier periodical for the nineties kind of person’ and ‘not suitable for young children’ it…
Irish National Opera Presents Rossini’s William Tell in The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin from Tuesday 8 – Sunday 13 November
Rossini’s extravagant final masterpiece entered the world in 1829 and now, thanks to the efforts of Irish National Opera and Nouvel Opéra Fribourg, it’s back in The Gaiety Theatre Dublin…
Barfly: Tapped
We are looking forward to checking out Tapped, the relaunch of Judge Roy Beans and Porterhouse Central, featuring every hot trend under one roof.
Artsdesk: The Possibility of Everything – Isadora Epstein
“I like making these temporary worlds that I invite people into. What I do is social: I want to face people and bring them in." - Isadora Epstein
Magnified: The Fence
"Somewhere between the old Spy magazines of New York in the ‘80s/‘90s, Viz and Private Eye. Somewhere in that Venn diagram is the essence of what we're aiming at." -…
Roadmap: What A Racket
The Racket Space is the new Shaw vibe boasting a music venue, recording studio and lifestyle shop under the banner of the Shaw.
Dexterity: Neil Dexter
"I’m excited to see what the songs are like live." Having their first live show also serve as their album launch may intimidate many but former Spiesmaster Neil Dexter is…
Bitesize: Krewe Cut
With a menu born of a fun filled trip to New Orleans and ambitions firmly set on ‘bringing the dirty south to the Northside’, the NOLA inspired fare at Krewe…
People Powered Places: Metropolitan Workshop
Most Dubliners will know that the topic of development is a sensitive one. Meet the architecture firm investigating how to best involve communities in housing and planning.
National Gallery of Ireland launches new JMW Turner exhibition in cooperation with Tate
The National Gallery of Ireland's latest exhibition, Turner: The Sun is God, offers visitors a rare opportunity to see 89 artworks by English artist JMW Turner.
Book Review: The English Understand Wool – Helen DeWitt
Frequently referred to as a ‘genius’, DeWitt is really a master of her craft. She has this in common with the weavers, tailors, and musicians worthy of the patronage of…
Smile Hub Dublin Dental Clinic’s Unique Approach to Dental Care
Do you have dental problems that need to be fixed? Smile Hub is a dental clinic in Dublin that can help you with all of your dental needs. Their services
Digested Digest: Vindetta
"Beyond the two euro balsamic found on the shelf, or the bang average bottle of brown ‘trend sauce’ that awkwardly gloops from bottle to plate, is a whole world of…