Entry Level: 888 For Subtitles – An Ode To Teletext
Press reveal for answers: the story of closed caption subtitles.
Elliott Smith: Ten Years Gone
Elliott Smith died ten years ago and as much as I loved his music, given the details of his life I now find it impossible to relate to it in…
Absolut Originality: Aisling Farinella & Brian Kenny
To celebrate the launch of Absolut Originality, Absolut will host an interactive exhibition in Mabos Art Space from the 30th October to the 2nd November, showcasing a host of Ireland’s…
Zine Scene: Seomra Spraoí’s Forgotten Zine Archive
Ahead of the Seomra Zine Collective's launch this Sunday 20th October, we take a look at the history of the zine archive that has developed at Seomra Spraoí.
Telling Pork Pies: Interview with Ghostpoet
Ahead of his October tour, we caught up with Ghostpoet, to talk new albums, collaborations, and to get to the bottom of why he’s the only artist (to our knowledge)…
Interview with Colin Horgan
Designer and Kerry native Colin Horgan has gained widespread acclaim this year for his first full collection FC13 WOMAN while still having a year of study left to complete at…
Your Biggest Mistake
We’ve all made stupid mistakes before. The only comfort is the knowledge that everybody else fucks up too, so we’ve rounded up some of our favourite writers and editors to
Eileen Gray: Architect Designer Painter opens at IMMA
The Irish Museum of Modern Art at Kilmainham Hospital fully reopens with an exhibition of once-forgotten, now celebrated Irish modernist Eileen Gray.
Dublin Is Finally Being Pedestrianised – But Not By The City Council
Dublin is by no means unique in having Jagerbombed the poisons of the car age; we just happen to be taking way longer to overcome the planning hangover.
Fringe 2013 Review: Distance From The Event
You can’t help but be impressed by the parallel universe created in Distance From The Event, a rich dystopia full of gangsters, light trains and robotic murders. A simple set
Fringe 2013 Review: Dolls
Sorcha Kenny is an artist that practically pulses with energy and drive of a true creator. Her latest show Dolls opened in Fringe on Thursday. Five women all wearing dainty
Student Spesh: Interview with Dr Daniel Geary
Arts and Humanities have remained a popular option for students starting university this year, but what is it really like to not only study in the area but work in
Student Spesh: Coming Out In College
The process of coming out often takes many months, if not years. It is a highly personal experience that can be challenging along the way, but is usually very rewarding
Fringe 2013: Maeve Higgins – Moving City
Our roundup of festival highlights from Fringe 2013 concludes with Maeve Higgins’ Moving City. It’s been the year of Maeve. After the launch of her first book We Have
Fringe 2013: James Walmsley – Don’t Swim With Killer Whales
Our preview of highlights from the 2013 Dublin Fringe Festival continues with Don’t Swim With Killer Whales by James Walmsley. The guitar-wielding comedian from Dead Cat Bounce brings his
Fringe 2013: Louise Lowe on Thirteen
Totally Dublin’s preview of highlights from this year’s Fringe Festival continues with a look at festival centrepiece Thirteen. The Boys Of Foley Street was one of the most talked-about and…
Fringe 2013: Caoimhin O Raghallaigh – Mice Will Play
Continuing our look at highlights from the 2013 Fringe Festival with Mice Will Play by Caoimhin O Raghallaigh and Nic Gareiss. Renowned fiddler Caoimhin and his virtuosic dancing bandmate Nic
Fringe 2013: Bush Moukarzel – Lippy
Continuing our look at some of the highlights of 2013’s Fringe Festival, we spoke with Bush Moukarzel on his new show Lippy. Heralded as last year’s biggest breakthrough company after