Roadmap: Zara’s chats…
Our music editor Zara Hedderman has been lending her ear to the tales of musicians and their stories from the industry in the IMRO podcast.
Sound: Happy Out
Pretty Happy, the Cork-based three piece Art-Punk band, discuss community spirit and getting out of their comfort zone.
In The Frame: Tony O’Shea – Stopped at traffic lights, Aungier Street
Tony O’Shea’s The Light of Day, a career retrospective runs at Photo Museum Ireland until February 18.
Hope Springs – Dublin Lunar New Year Celebrates The Year of the Rabbit
As the Dublin Lunar New Year Festival gets underway we're told that the Rabbit is regarded as a symbol of longevity, peace, and prosperity, and that 2023 is predicted to…
Under The Clock: Clerys on O’Connell Street
As the hoarding finally comes down on O’Connell Street, and Dubliners get a chance to meet again once more under under the clock at Clery’s, we revisit our interview with…
Illustrator Magnus Mudrack Launches Open Call for new Toy Story’s Initiative
Illustrator Magnus Mudrack is collecting funny and heartwarming stories about your pet's favourite toy, which he will translate into illustrations for his upcoming initiative called Toy Story's.
Booksmart: the story of art-deco libraries in Dublin
The concept and purpose of the library in our city is changing dramatically. We meet some of the people at the forefront of these changes and those pushing for the…
Designing for Dining
Last month, as part of Irish Design Week, we hosted a panel on Designing for Dining. In the beautiful bar, bistro and bureau Note, we discussed how design can supplement,…
Tír Deli on Hatch Street
Shane Kelly Kelly will no doubt be hoping that fans of their delicious sandwich menu can see them through at his Tír Deli outlet off Hatch Street.
Roadmap: Broken Spectre
Broken Spectre is a film which tells the story of its devastation with Mosse’s signature ultraviolet botanical studies and heat-sensitive analogue film.
Cinema Review: The Banshees of Inisherin
It's award season, and if the Golden Globes are any guide, we're quietly confident for The Banshees of Inisherin.
Editorial 210 – Our January issue is out now.
Local libraries will continue to play a pivotal role in fostering social exchange and providing a democratic third space for people.
Let Yourself Go! The Best Things To See and Do at Dublin Bowie Festival 2023
We're buzzing for Dublin Bowie Festival, which this year celebrates the life and musical legacy of the iconic Starman as well as some very special events to mark the 50th…
Barfly: Crystal Balls
We’ve certainly seen a growing sophistication around wine and cocktails in the city at one level and the rise of low and no-alcohol preferences also.
Book Review: Liberation Day – George Saunders
"George Saunders returns to the form of which he is considered, by many, its pre-eminent practitioner in English." - Diarmuid McGreal
Album Review: Cursed Murphy Versus The Resistance – Republic Of The Weird
"While the eight piece ensemble once channeled their anxieties and fears into the charged punk rock ethos of their self-titled record, two years later the band feel content to take…
Space is the place
According to trend-watcher Mintel, chaos on Earth will spur innovators to set their sights on space exploration as a source of food and drink inspiration.
January Winteryard
Winteryard, an eclectic smorgasbord brings all the Hygge to the yard, with hot food, warming mulled wines, boozy hot chocolates and classic hot toddies helping to tide Dubliners over the…