The Artistry of Dublin’s Contemporary Shopfronts
Dublin's fascia-nation with shop signage is being reborn through a new wave of understated design.
Deep In The Game: Rob Delaney, Twitter comedian
An interview with Rob Delaney, Twitter comedian, stand-up and surrealist conscience of the world.
Offset 2013 Interview: Kate Moross
London illustrator and typographer Kate Moross has already racked up commissions from the likes of Nike – an interview ahead of her visit to Offset 2013.
Deep In The Game: Byron Crawford, hip hop blogger
He's been to battle with everyone from gun-toting Pimp C to the Israel lobby, and he just released his second book. In this Byron Crawford interview, we talk weed carriers,…
Win A Pair of Flights To London For Your Mammy, Courtesy of CityJet
Tell us why your auld wan's the best ma in town, and we'll jet her off to London.
Artsdesk: 10 Exhibitions to go to during Women’s Week
It’s strange to think that it’s only in the past hundred years that female artists have become anything but an anomaly. Even more so that it’s perhaps only the last
Restaurant Review: Beirut Express
Aoife McElwain, apprehensive about eating in a restaurant on Gruel and The Mermaid's old spot, tests out some Lebanese food.
‘The half that just haven’t been mentioned yet’: Women’s Museum of Ireland interview
We talk to founders Jean Sutton and Kate Cunningham about the Women's Museum of Ireland ahead of its first exhibition.
Soundbite: Vlad Rainis of Arún Bakery + The Toast Test
Aoife McElwain speaks to Peter Flynn of Arún Bakery about sourdough and the bread revolution.
The Hot Stove review
One of my least favourite situations to be in is late for a restaurant reservation. It overwhelms me with a kind of panic that takes at least half a glass
Bull’s Eye: Bay restaurant review
I do love to be beside the seaside. One of my favourite coastal activities that makes Dublin a city of many refuges is a day trip to Bull Island. A
Artsdesk: ‘Or Tears, Of Course’ by Ed Atkins
HD cinema and bodily decay collide in the work of Ed Atkins.
Fiction in Review, February – March
JG Ballard, Dalkey Archive's Best European Fiction, Amy Sackville and Alejandro Zambra in focus.
The humdrum minutiae: interview with Lee Rourke
Author Lee Rourke explains Varroa Destructor, his fragmentary prose poems named after the thing that's killing all the bees.
Phisqa – Peruvian Jazz at Twisted Pepper (Win Tickets)
Dublin-based Peruvian jazz outfit launch debut album.