Bitesize: Saltwater Grocery
‘More than seafood’, they say. More than a grocery store too, it seems, as a quick look around Niall Sabongi’s new Terenure venture reveals...
Interview: Mend
"There will always be opportunities for creatives to flourish in various spaces but we wouldn’t want to romanticise it," say the crew behind new pop-up mend.
Album Review: Strange Boy – Holy/Unholy
The struggles that he raps about aren’t supposed to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. Strange Boy has taken his demons and transformed them into something intensely poetic.
The Class of ’21 – The work of Griffith College’s graduating class in Photographic Media
We are delighted to partner with Griffith College to showcase the work of the graduating class from the BA in Photographic Media in our magazine.
Canal Bank S.W.A.L.K. – new mural in Portobello celebrates Irish-Polish relations
New mural at Portobello Harbour, inspired by Irish and Polish folk art, has been created by a Polish artist Aga Grandowicz and an Irish artist Una Woods, as part of…
Announcing Canal Bank S.W.A.L.K – a summer initiative between Totally Dublin and Waterways Ireland
Introducing a summer initiative between the magazine and Waterways Ireland sharing news, stories and initiatives on our canals..say hello to WaterMark
Album Review: Saint Sister – Where I Should End
Saint Sister produce an album otherworldly in sound, yet lyrically grounded, on Where Should I End.
Busy Out: Studio Drop on Inis Oírr and An Leabharlann at London Design Biennale
It’s all about the ‘pivot’ these days and Drop Everything are one of those spearheading it in exciting directions.
Sound: Validation and Gratification – Kojaque in conversation
Kojaque talks standards, impressing himself and grand ambitions anchored around the release of his debut LP, Town’s Dead.
Phil Lynott: Songs For While I’m Away
The stories revealed in Emer Reynolds’ feature documentary will leave audiences feeling simultaneously exhilarated, deeply emotional and extraordinarily proud of the legacy Lynott left across his music with Thin Lizzy…
Pride and Place
The wonderful Christopher Robson co-founded the Dublin Gay Collective in 1982 and was on hand at a myriad of movement moments clicking the shutter to open our eyes.
Art Watch: Three For Your Consideration
Planning to visit an art gallery? We've selected three absolute corkers for your consideration this month.
Book Review: Intimacies – Lucy Caldwell
Eleven more stories from Northern Irish writer Lucy Caldwell on what it means to be a woman.
Bitesize: Hawker @ Hang Dai
As Hang Dai Insta-teased an intriguing new pop-up last month, we found ourselves free in the oriental streets of thought, speculating about the shape of their latest offering.
Hope Pours Eternal
Kilbarrack-based micro-brewery Hope Beer celebrates five years in the game this month. What began as a series of late-night kitchen table discussions by four friends is now a state-of-the-art brewery,…
Ice Cold: Teddy’s at Teelings
Teeling’s Whiskey Distillery brings a cooling taste of the seaside to the Liberties this summer in a fun new partnership with Teddy's, one of South County Dublin’s most iconic ice-cream…
Dublin City Brewing Tasting Club returns next week with Dave Mulligan from Bar 1661
Ahead of the next instalment of the Dublin City Brewing Tasting Club, head brewer Fergal Murray, tells us more about the club and future plans.
5 Reasons Electric Scooters in Ireland will be Hugely Successful
Currently, Irish legislation means riding an e-scooter on Irish roads is illegal, however this is expected to change in the near future, with discussions underway to alter the laws surrounding…