Dance Out Loud with DDF at the Abbey Theatre this May
Dance that takes a stand, ditches convention and demands to be heard. It’s time to DANCE OUT LOUD.
Dance that takes a stand, ditches convention and demands to be heard. It’s time to DANCE OUT LOUD.
"We see each album as an ending. It should feel like a last will and testament every time." - Pelle Almqvist, The Hives
As Beamish continues to gain traction, it presents a unique opportunity for drinkers to redefine what it means to enjoy a pint of dark beer.
The Japanese Film Festival Ireland returns this month, with a line-up of films that bring the best of Japanese cinema to Irish audiences.
After Eight is a new early club night in Dublin organised by Giita Hammond, where the dancing starts at 8pm and finishes at midnight.
Rathmines gained a new resident last month as Jess Dollinger packed up her zero waste grocery shop in Dundrum and moved to Dublin 6.
Aged in Bourbon and Cabernet Sauvignon casks, Cónocht an Earraigh is inspired by the March Equinox for which it’s named.
"Conceptually, if it's anything, it's a record that's saying thank you to this generation." - Sean O'Hagan, High Llamas
From the classic elegance of natural stone to the warmth of wood-look porcelain, tiles can set the tone for an entire room.
13 Tongues is an immersive and exhilarating representation of the sights, sounds and vitality of Taipei's oldest district, the historic Bangka area.
The best areas in Dublin to chill out with fellow coffee aficionados, with a vibe that will match with pure enjoyment sip after sip.
A new culinary-literary salon opens its first chapter this month in the charming surroundings of the basement Banquet Hall at IMMA.
'The best pint of Guinness in London'... Put the Devonshire in Soho on your list if your plans include a trip to Blighty this spring.
Located in Tymon Park, Castletymon Road, Tallaght, next to the playground, the market will operate every Saturday from 11am to 4pm,
Why not have a go at creating a physical mood board full of your favourite colours, materials, photographs and texts!
"I identify as a punk. I’ve always been more of an underground kind of person." Ishmael Claxton from NYC to the heart of the Liberties.