Book Review: Thirsty Ghosts – Emer Martin
"‘Thirsty Ghosts’ is a story of missed chances, of childhood, of politics and power, of inherited pain, of familial love, but most of all it is a story of stories…
Scoil Scairte is open for enrollment for its autumn season which focuses on Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath)
Scoil Scairte, the unique online Irish school, returns for its fifth edition with a spotlight on the inspirational people, places, songs and stories of Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath).
Flip Burger – George’s Street Arcade
Shout out to Flip Burger, the Blazing Salads offshoot that has been quietly winning hearts and souls one incredible vegan and vegetarian burger at a time from its base in…
Setting The Scene: The Next Four Years
If performance designers could offer new possibilities for Irish theatre after the pandemic, what shapes and sounds, spaces and acoustics, materials and formats, structures and hierarchies might they propose? What…
Your Prescription, Your Way: Dr. Online’s Discreet and Quick Service
Quick, convenient, and discreet – the future of healthcare is already here, and Dr.Online is at the forefront of this healthcare revolution.
Three To See at Dublin Theatre Festival 2023
As the curtain rises on this year's fabulous Dublin Theatre Festival we're looking forward to taking our seats for an incredible selection of 38 Irish and international productions, including 15…
All Ears at Bohemian’s F.C.
"A home game for Bohemian’s F.C. is a feast for the senses..." - Emer Tyrrell on how Bohs are putting spectator sportsmanship at the heart of football.
Cinema Review: The Old Oak
"Solidarity before charity, that is one of the core messages in The Old Oak, the latest feature from acclaimed director Ken Loach, working once again with longstanding collaborator writer Paul…
Our October edition is out and online now…
Jeremy Deller, Bohemians F.C. and Erin Quinn's A.I. photography are among some of our highlights this month.
Padraig Harrington: Dublin’s Greatest Ever Golfer
Padraig Harrington is an undisputed legend of the golfing world. The Dublin-born player turned professional in 1996 and has won an abundance of major honours as an individual and as…
Gastro: It’s Dorset, not Dorsette – Juno
"Juno is less a gastro-pub and more a youth-club for people who are careful with pronouns and appreciate attention to detail and value for money." - Conor Stevens
Roadmap: Swift Justice
Swift Justice is a New Yorker documentary exploring the courts and justice system of the now Taliban occupied Afghanistan directed by Irish filmmaker and photographer Ross McDonnell.
Artsdesk: Hypermediality – Alan Butler
"Alan Butler creates an experience of sensory excess, straining the audience’s cognitive and perceptual faculties by immersing them within a clashing media climate that seems to distract and demand your…
Roadmap: Spirit of Sinéad
Spirit of Sinéad remains alive whether it was Dearbhla Glynn and Sara Howlin’s poignant mandala in the chapel relic in the woods at Another Love Story or thisispopbaby’s new ‘Irish…
Unexpected opportunity for Dublin to organise dream European party
A dream party could be organised in Dublin on May 22, 2024 if the luck of the Irish can smile on Klopp and his star-studded squad.
Book Review: I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home – Lorrie Moore
"Lorrie Moore’s fourth novel in as many decades is a deliberately irresolvable riddle, a missive of uncertain message, and a requiem without repose." - Diarmuid McGreal
Sound: True Love – Maija Sofia
“There’s a balance; there’s a way to throw yourself fully into all the possibilities of love while also maintaining your own identity and your own sense of self.” Maija Sofia…
Roadmap: Abbatar
A short jaunt to London included a trip to ABBA Voyage. It certainly lives up to the hype and is a mind-blowingly brilliant execution of the future.