Roadmap: Feeling Seen – Campbell Addy
In conversation with curator and writer Ekow Eshun, Addy balances his own experiences as a queer, Black photographer who left his Jehovah’s Witness family home at sixteen with broader questions…
Body & Soul is back – the pioneering festival of music and arts resizes, revamps and reboots.
With under two weeks to go until the return of the much beloved Body & Soul, we see what this trailblazing, meticulously curated three-day, festival in Ballinlough Castle, has in…
Beyond the Pale release timetable for festival this weekend
Start circling for favs and clashes at Beyond the Pale this weekend.
Brand New Retro: i-D Magazine visits Dublin 1985
"After 11, there's nothing." When i-D visited Dublin in 1985 they found a backward and grim city beset by unemployment and emigration.
Book Review: Ruth and Pen – Emilie Pine
A remarkable feat of this novel, as Pen observes herself, is “the way words touch the surface of things, sliding across the world and your tongue. Some words can make…
Audio Review: Oh Boland! – Cheap Things
We finally have a worthy document of Oh Boland’s majesty as a live proposition and mastery over the domestic punk (“post” or otherwise) landscape.
Salad Days at Charlotte Quay
This stylish waterside hostelry makes for an ideal spot to enjoy a carefree summer of stunning al fresco dining.
Cinemagic Dublin Summer Season
Cinemagic Dublin presents a Summer Season of family movies and media workshops for all ages beginning on Saturday 11th June at Liffey Trust Studios and Odeon Point Square Dublin.
Slane Extra Sherry Wood Whiskey Release
This gorgeous whiskey is already garnering great reviews from those who have had a chance to enjoy its unique flavours.
Top tips for printing photos with your home printer
We’ve all been there - gone on holidays and taken lots of photos with great intentions of printing them out. Then months pass and they remain stashed on our iPhone…
Acid Granny: Pastors of a Precarious City
We follow Acid Granny, “the Endymion’s of 21st Century Dublin”, as they wheel their trolley round the streets of the city.
Bitesize: Spatched!
If you thought the last thing the city needed was another chicken burger joint, then perhaps a sneak peek at Spatched, the latest incredible offering from the folks who brought…
The Jealous Wall Storytelling Event
An evening of dark, eerie stories by emerging Irish writers, read on the iconic Jealous Wall - Ireland's Oldest and Largest Folly Wall.
Audio Review: Wet Leg – Wet Leg
The kooky conception story of Wet Leg is a perfect introduction to the oddball collection of lo-fi bedroom rock, power pop and indie disco that makes up this charmingly goofy…
Book Review: Nettles – Adam Scovell
"Much like the plant it is titled after, Nettles is a short, sharp, and at first unassuming novel." - Alice Wickenden
Summer Trucking – Cafollas on the Pier at Dun Laoghaire
The tasty mobile venture is run by Paolo Cafolla on behalf of the famous Italian family who have been keeping generations of Dubliners fed and watered on O’Connell Street for…
Roadmap: Under Summer Pastures
This series of “explorations and essays from Ireland’s temperate rainforests” invites readers to explore the unique landscape in the company of woodland conservationist Ray Ó Foghlú.
5 Advantages of Log Cabins for the Home
The advantages of having a garden log cabin in your home aren’t just personal, there are functional and environmental benefits as well.