Book Review: On Getting Better – Adam Phillips
In On Getting Better, as in his other works, Phillips both kindles optimism and chastens it. He is, as psychoanalysts tend to be, both attuned to human possibility and acutely…
KLOSTÉS – Aideen Barry
Ahead of her appearance at Totally Dublin Live as part of St Patrick's Festival this Sunday, Aideen Barry talks to us about Klostės, her fascinating stop motion film created in…
Cinema Review: Young Plato
Young Plato is a sensitive, enlightening and uplifting portrait of young kids grappling with emotions and their own personal journeys through life.
Reflections on the City 200 – What are your hopes for the future of Dublin city?
“How we don’t have a big bustling food market space in the city is beyond me, especially given that there are so amazing buildings that are just sitting vacant right…
Interview: Emma Brereton & Tara McGuinness – We Love Markets
"Our aim is to have a platform for all the amazing designers and artisan food producers. It’s to bring back the wonderfulness of what’s going on in Dublin and Dublin…
Announcing Totally Dublin Live at St Patrick’s Festival: Gemma Dunleavy, Billy Scurry, Aideen Barry, Throw Away and Chancer Cards
A special live edition of the magazine as part of St Patrick's Festival...
Fier Not – Fierfield Whiskey
A new botanical Irish hand-crafted in small batches, Fierfield is the child of Louise McGuane, founder of J.J. Corry Irish whiskey and modern whiskey bonder, along with cocktail bartender Mr…
Bitesize: Spring Dining at Burtown House
Those who fancy spreading their wings a little beyond the city might be interested in heading to Burtown House outside Athy, for a seasonal stroll through twelve acres of lush…
Sock City – Sock it to ya!!
We’re all familiar with the canny Swedes and their Happy Socks (45m + sales) so maybe it’s time to share the love and get behind Sock City, a local who…
Audio Review: Silverbacks – Archive Material
There isn’t a single superfluous note, beat or lyric on Archive Material. Who said second albums had to be difficult?
IPUT’S Living Canvas at Wilton Park: Aideen Barry
We profile some of the artists' who form part of IPUT's Living Canvas project at Wilton Park
Reflections on The City 200: What’s the one thing you’d change about the city?
“These days Dublin feels less like a vibrant capital city and more like a tourist stopover.” – Grace Enemaku, Design and Illustrator, one of the well known faces around town…
The legacy of ’81 – Slane Whiskey bottles its musical spirit
Triple casked in extra virgin oak, The Legacy of ’81 is a nod to their rocking roots. Just 2,928 bottles of this 45% ABV are spinning around.
Cinema Review: Red Rocket
While The Florida Project didn’t shy away from the the tragic elements of its character’s lives, Red Rocket, intent on being mainly a comedy, spares us the full weight of…
BEST FLOORING FOR DOG OWNERS
You need to consider multiple factors when choosing the flooring options for your furry mate, who is undoubtedly capable of wreaking serious havoc with its trenchant paws and claws.
Simpatico – Nutshed at The Natural Bakery
Sisters Eliza and Evie Ward have announced a simpatico new partnership that sees several of their tasty treats, Rawbs and Peanut Butters being stocked by more than a dozen Natural…
Dublin Dining Guide: Adam Dunn – Head Chef at Hang Dai
"I am going to put some new salads on the menu and and really try and utilise the produce that’s coming in, get some beautiful peaches and nectarines and apricots,…
Celebrating International Women’s Day with a trio of women spearheading creative faculties in Griffith College
In celebration of International Women's Day, we talk to Tanya Doyle, Sinéad Murphy and Deirdre Doherty who are faculty heads at Griffith College. They discuss the challenges, role models and…