Ahead of Chamber Choir Ireland’s presentation of Northern Lights, we speak with Guest Director Sofi Jeannin
Guest Director Sofi Jeannin tells us about her forthcoming collaboration with Chamber Choir Ireland in their presentation of Northern Lights.
Fold and Repeat – Miriam Fitzgerald Juskova
When Miriam Fitzgerald Juskova opens her sketchbook, it’s not what you might expect. There are no mad flourishes or fanciful flights of imagination evident. Or are there?
Book Review: The Dublin Architecture Guide, 1937-2021 – Paul Kelly, Cormac Murray and Brendan Spierin
"The Dublin Architecture Guide, 1937-1938 is a compact and beautifully organised curation of the city’s rich and diverse array of modern architecture." - Luke Warde
CRAFT COCKTAILS SHARES THE LOVE WITH LIMITED EDITION VALENTINE’S COCKTAILS & PREVIEW OF NEW BRAMBLE FLAVOUR
Craft Cocktails are sharing the love this Valentine’s Day with four limited edition love-themed cocktails, each with a special message on the label.
Vin de Table: Table Wine in Dublin 8
Table Wine is a cozy new venture that sees Brian O’Keefe and Kevin Powell of Loose Canon recalibrate their finely honed gastro lens from caffeine-focused early birds to vino-loving night…
Little Deer Heads for Pastures New
Having enjoyed an inaugural bricks and mortar presence in Maureen's throughout the autumn and winter, spring sees Little Deer depart for pastures new in Inchicore.
IPUT – Living Canvas
IPUT are adding more than buildings to the city with their Living Canvas project which sees the largest outdoor LED screen in Europe playing host to a selections of artists…
Slowly Does It – Kinfolk Travel
Kinfolk Travel is the final chapter in a five-part book series “exploring the cornerstones of a life well-lived”, in which weekend trips are re-imagined by detailed deeper dives.
Roadmap: Lazy Days
Lazy Days is illustrator Hattie Stewart’s “immersive installation and dreamy scene” currently on display and available to purchase in Hen’s Teeth.
Book Review – The New Frontier: Reflections From the Irish Border Edited By James Conor Patterson
In the introduction to The New Frontier, Patterson writes that, “it would be crass to feign neutrality on a subject which has shaped who we are” and that the authors…
Garry O’Neill – Where Were You?
"It's as much a homage to Dublin as it is to youth culture/subcultures." Ahead of the 10th anniversary of its publication, we chat to Garry O’Neill from the Where Were…
Colm O’Herlihy – Iceland’s Edge
Colm O’Herlihy has been plying his musical trade in Reykjavík for some time. Now he can also boast of a brew in the form of O’Herlihy’s stout.
2022: Dublin Lunar New Year Festival Ushers in The Year of The Tiger
As the Year of the Tiger gets ready to roar, its arrival is being marked here by a festival celebrating the arrival of the Lunar New Year at the end…
Design: Noel Bowler’s photographs of newspaper rooms in Above The Fold
Noel Bowler shows us the physical space and the structural layers that have formed the foundation of our modern press in Above The Fold.
Arckitulation – Arckit 100
“Your model appears relatively simple, yet I see many miracles inside.” These are the words which have lodged in the memory of Cavan architect Damien Murtagh, the founder and CEO…
A Galaxy Nearby – Welcome To The Wondrous World of Gib
Gib’s Junkyard Renaissance is enjoying an extended run at Bí Urban, 3 Manor Street, Stoneybatter, until January 29th. Our editor Michael McDermott dropped in to Sun Studios for a chat…
The Fantast: Aoife Dunne’s Visionary Thinking
As Aoife Dunne unveils Dreamsphere, her stunning new immersive installation at IMMA, we revisit our cover feature from last year.
Warehouse Food Market
The newly launched Warehouse Food Market carries an extensive selection of local and European produce, including delicious antipasti, free-range meats, fine beverages and organic ingredients, as well as environmentally friendly,…