Rihanna – Unapologetic
Here it is. The seventh Rihanna album in seven years. The one with the collaboration.
Zed vs. Phantom: TD Archive, Issue 2, November 2004
Rock heavyweights Bob Geldof and Paul McGuinness are pitched against one another in a bid for one precious Alternative Rock Radio licence for Dublin.
Win Tickets to NYE-Flight, Featuring White Collar Boy, New Jackson + More
A New Years Eve disco for you and yours.
2012 According to… John Talabot
Barcelona-born producer John Talabot’s incredible debut album, Fin, is one of our favourite records of the year 2012AD. Its mix of classic house, contemporary electronica and old school hip-hop sampling…
Eamon Dunphy’s Dublin: TD Archive, Issue 1, October 2004
"I lost my virginity within days of arrival. It was just extraordinary." - Dunphy on life, the city and sex in England
Artsdesk: Alex Da Corte’s A Season in He’ll
Like a sort of Dior Big Mac.
Interview: Christmas Time with Bernard O’Shea
Comedian on the glory of eating a tin of USA biscuits.
Entry Level: Dead Pools
Pick a group of celebrities you think will die, whoever gets the most points wins.
Artsdesk Virtual Gallery: Tangible Seconds
We present an online exhibition of new works by recent graduates from the class of 2012..
The Fashion Internet: She Almost Looks Like A Fashion Blogger
The curious thing about the internet and its capacity for infinite content is that it has actually led more to a kind of endless sameness.
The Fashion Internet: Roots and Shoots
The internet's a new world, and Style.com decided it comes in rows of 4 instead of rows of six.
The Yellow Wallpaper – Director Aoife Spillane-Hinks Interviewed
A rising star among young directors and fast becoming a household name, Aoife Spillane-Hinks tells us about the process of reviving old work, finding your voice, growing some backbone and
Club Sandwich: Lunchtime Dancing @ Twisted Pepper
Sometimes, we don’t move a single muscle at lunchtime. There’s a strategy, you see. We wait for hunger to break the first person in the office down, ply them with
What’s the problem with The Gathering?
In 2013, we are led to believe, the country will be revelling in a year-long celebration of its diaspora. They’ll come ‘home’, meet their extended families, visit their homesteads and