Bitesize: Trad Irish Taste Trail
Running in conjunction with Temple Bar Trad Fest at the end of the month the Irish Food Trail Experience shines a spotlight on the city’s rich culinary diversity.
Running in conjunction with Temple Bar Trad Fest at the end of the month the Irish Food Trail Experience shines a spotlight on the city’s rich culinary diversity.
Úna-Minh Kavanagh is best known for both promoting diversity and her enthusiasm for the Irish language. Her debut book tells her story.
If last year started with the sublime If Beale Street Could Talk soundtrack by Nicholas Britell, then let 2020 kick off with Queen and Slim.
Alice Halliday’s collection shoots never cease to spellbind... Why settle for clothes that don’t make you want to turn cartwheels?
Aoife Nessa Frances eschews certainty in favour of a more organic flow with the release of her debut album.
Blending original and found materials, Michael Robinson creates collaged films exploring the emotional mechanics of popular media, the nature of heartache, and the instability of the reality we inhabit.
Proving that cheap-as-chips fashion doesn’t have to hail from the high street, Nine Crows’ latest Thrift Shop has found itself a Northside hub.
Here we’ve found 5 of the very best gifts for your retiring friends, no matter what they decide to do with all their free time.
In its more subtle moments of connection, Waves is a moving meditation on how we all let everybody down, most regularly ourselves.
While the topic of cannabis-based products is no longer taboo, confusion still remains over the legality of CBD and doctors continue to debate just how effective it really is.
As we enter a new year and decade, we asked four creatives how they limber up to get those juices flowing again. Jamie Brennan, Steve Simpson, Joshua Mulholland and Sarah…
Keep a beady-eye for this limited edition risograph calendar between Liz Walsh’s (29 Bride Street) and Damn Fine Print.
Once regarded as the purview of ageing hippies, a new form of spirituality is being eagerly adopted by a generation looking to find meaning in their lives.
If you’ve seen Shookrah in the flesh, you’ll know this is consistent with the band’s incredibly high standards of musicianship and ever-expanding curiosity.
The Shelbourne continues to offer a celebration of the country’s finest wild game throughout January.
Afternoon tea, 1950’s jazz, city sights - the antidote to the Viking Splash.
The Innocence Mission return with this stunning collection of soothing, sonic, beauties. It’s hard to fathom how they have managed to fly somewhat under the radar over 34 years!
Pet, ‘wings loud with righteousness’, is a striking creation, but it is Emezi’s depiction of love which will stay with you.