Book Review: Perpetual Comedown – Declan Toohey
Declan Toohey’s debut novel Perpetual Comedown is an energetic tale about Darren Walton, a doctoral student at Trinity College.
Roadmap: Rendr
While there is no sign of the re-emergence of Offset here, creatives seeking their fix in the worlds of film, gaming, animation, immersive and more are advised to consider a…
Brand New Retro: 20 League of Ireland Pop Connections
To celebrate 20 years since the League of Ireland switched to summer football, we give you 20 connections the league has had with pop music.
In the Frame: Shallow Relief – Audrey Blue
We revisit our In The Frame with Audrey Blue who is currently exhibiting work from her 'This Hurts' series in the Library Project.
On The Batter: 5 of The Best Places to Get Pancakes in Dublin
However you like your batter, traditionally this is the most popular week of the year to fry up your fave, or treat yourself to a plateful of pancakey joy in…
Roadmap: Gravedigging with Lankum
Haunting and utterly arresting, it’s a stunning uncoiling of a track which would be well placed in a Robert Eggers film.
Artsdesk: Print Imprint – Ria LeBov-Czerniak
Printmaking as a place for experimentation and discourse forms the basis for Ria LeBov-Czerniak’s curatorial debut.
Cinema Review: Atomic Hope – Inside The Pro-Nuclear Movement
"There is a hot take to be had on nuclear power at the moment. Unfortunately, being ‘Inside the Pro Nuclear Movement’ isn’t much use for a viewer when bias is…
Bellissimo! Talking Italian at Third Space
Third Space Café in Smithfield is the venue for an exciting evening celebrating the culinary joys of Italy this month.
Dublin Deltiology – The Postcard History of Dublin
This is a book about a collection of postcards. Each one of them is a time capsule, full of florid information; declarations of high feelings, petty rebukes and more.
Album Review: Lisa O’Neill – All of This is Chance
O’Neill’s passion, worry and wonder at the world is infectious and is perfect listening for going mad in a field...
Album Review: M(h)aol – Attachment Styles
M(h)aol’s debut album, Attachment Styles, ruptures feminist punk from Riot Grrrl...This is the future; queer, messy and so much better than three chords and the truth
In The Name of Love: Five Great Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Dublin
As you might expect from the city that is home to the final resting place of the relics of the patron saint of love, Dublin is all about the grá…
Bitesize: Bath Full of Brunch
A gut-busting brekkie menu - perfect fuel for shouting on the Boys in Green this weekend.
Cinema Review: Women Talking
"An airless treatise aching to be a full-blooded drama." - Rory Kiberd
Gut Feeling: Fairmental Opens Deli, Café, Shop and Fermentation Lab on Dublin’s Grand Canal Street
Fermentation is the name of the game at Fairmental, which has just opened the doors of its long awaited bricks and mortar base in Dublin.
Cinema Review: Blue Jean
Blue Jean conveys the agonising toil of a political fight through intimate everyday conversations, subtle facial expressions, and a red-and-blue colour scheme, which both illustrates the duality of Jean and…