Gastro: Double Take – Doll Society and As One
"I can’t imagine a huge audience crossover between Doll Society and As One. It’s likely myself and my current wife are at the centre of the Venn diagram." - Conor…
Journalism Could Be The Career Choice You Didn’t Know You Needed
Media workers, whether they are journalists, or some form of content creators are in demand across the communications sector. The work is stimulating and constantly changing.
Our September edition is out now and here’s what we’ve got for you…
Fan yourself from this 'Indian summer' whilst getting your cultural smarts on with our latest edition.
Bitesize: Season of Seaside Foraging
As we head into the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, now is a great time to learn more about the ancient art of foraging.
Brand New Retro: Zebra – Ireland’s First Reggae Band
"Temple Bar Gallery & Studios have published Zebra’s Afterimage, a fold-out fanzine that includes a very interesting and lengthy retrospective of Zebra" - Brian McMahon
Roadmap: Red Flags – Fergal McCarthy
Artist Fergal McCarthy has been travelling the length and breath of our isle with his Red Flag project. A site-specific public art commission by the Project Arts Centre, he has…
Best on Show – 100 Archive
“As one of those involved in selecting the 100, it’s an honour to see creative responses to briefs which impact on our existence in ways we may not always acknowledge…
Dublin Theatre Festival Returns With Its Most Ambitious Line up of Recent Years!
We're buzzing for the return of Dublin Theatre Festival which this year features an incredible selection of 38 Irish and international productions, including fifteen world premieres performed across the city…
Barfly: Another Vermouth Story
We made it back again to Another Love Story, the hands down best little festival on this isle, held aloft with love and consideration by its organisers and attendees.
Sounds Out: Duo-Decad – The Twelfth Hour
"Duo Decad, now a trio following mixing engineer Andy Glass’s introduction to the group, have a lot going for them, and this debut is a flourishing opening chapter in what…
Some images from Youth, our August fashion story…
The theme was about youth, friendship and freedom of expression...
Cinema Review: Apocalypse Clown
"Firstly, bravo for the hilariously arresting title and overall concept - this may well be the clown movie our country has been waiting for." - Michael McDermott
Remote Work Can Spare Irish Millennials the Need to Emigrate
Young Professionals Flee Dublin, but That's Not Enough
Cinema Review: Passages
"As Summer nights turn to Autumn evenings, this emotional palette cleanser is a must-see for the soul." - Emer Tyrrell
Passing Through: Ira Sachs
Director Ira Sachs is in Dublin for the first time in support of his latest film Passages. We sit down in the IFI on the morning of its premiere.
A Life’s Work: Seamus Murphy and Tom Burke on The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby
Pat Ingoldsby brought Seamus Murphy and Tom Burke together. Here the director and producer explain how he entered their orbit and impacted on their lives.
The Outsiders – Pat Ingoldsby In Conversation With Tom Mathews
Ahead of the broadcast of The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby on RTE One at 9:35pm this evening, we revisit the time our editor eavesdropped on a conversation between…
Culture Bite at The Commons
Two of Dublin’s most enduring culinary stalwarts have conjured up a menu featuring a nice selection of salads, toasties, soups, and hot pots at the beautifully designed Commons restaurant at…