Cinema Review: Pearl
"Exploring the roots of its title character’s pathology, Pearl gives Goth only one character to play – but fear not, she makes a full meal of it." - David Turpin
Private Dancing at UKIYO
The popular Asian spot famed for Bento, boogie and cocktails, recently opened bookings for a tantalising new private karaoke dining option for small groups.
Book Review: The Shutter of Snow
"Coleman spent the last years of her life in the radical Catholic Worker community, and it is Marthe’s mingling of fervour and rebellion which gives this novel its special power…
Paddy’s Weekend Shenanigans for Dublin Food Lovers
Me Auld Flower is an exciting new take on traditional Irish fare that’s set to fuel the city’s Shamrockers as part of this year’s St Patrick’s Day Festival.
First time round the Rodeo – CMAT takes the reins
"I think people miscalculate me and miscategorise me a lot." As CMAT carries off the RTÉ Choice Music Prize for Album of the Year for her incredible debut If My…
Sounds Out: Ailbhe Reddy – Endless Affair
“I spent my twenties trying to accept these vulnerabilities don’t make me weak.” The final words of Personal History brought Ailbhe Reddy’s debut to a cathartic close, yet the internal…
A journey with Hinako Omori who plays the Workman’s Club this Sunday
Hinako Omori wants you to go on a journey…
Magnified: Direction of Travel
Direction of Travel is a newspaper about airline maps and the culture of flying. It's a love letter to the rich visual history of flying. Our captain for this flight…
Roadmap: Beeple Juice
Just like crypto, the heat has gone out of NFTs, for the moment or forever...
5 Great Ways To Celebrate International Women’s Day 2023 in Dublin
From art exhibitions, to gigs, to innovative drawing workshops, here's a taste of the many events taking place across the city to celebrate the wonderful women in our lives.
Cinema Review: Meet Me In the Bathroom
"Meet Me in the Bathroom might not be a great music documentary but it’s a great night out. Get loaded, bring your buddies and don’t regret the passing of things."…
Digested Digest: Knives Out – A Guide to Knife Sharpening
Irish bladesmiths are seemingly in high demand. If you have managed to get your hands on an Irish-made knife of late, you deserve to be congratulated.
5 Star Dining at The Morrison Hotel on Ormond Quay
As it gets set to mark a quarter of a century on Ormond Quay next year, the Morrison has just been accredited as a five star hotel by Fáilte Ireland,…
“Let’s All Drink Tea for MND” – Lily Chen Urges People To Get Behind Fundraising Initiative This March
Event ambassador Lily Chen has been encouraging as many people as possible to get involved while also sharing the story of her own experience living with Motor Neurone Disease.
Book Review: Through The Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping – Derek Jarman
"For those familiar with Jarman’s work as an artist, there will be lots within these pages simultaneously familiar and queer." - Alice Wikenden
Old Fashioned – The Allure of Antiques on Francis Street and Concerns About A Future For The Past
Francis Street, by the 1990s, was still very much a place known only to locals, and people who wandered into it by accident, Martin Fennelly says. “Now it’s on the…
Bitesize: The Cheeky Piglet
This cosy, well-stocked, Brazilian-Irish run café and tapas bar has been getting great reviews from the local Dublin 8 populace.
Cinema Review: Close
A traumatic and heart-wrenching cinematic experience. Our hearts break in unison.