Roadmap: Drag – The Complete Story
It’s high time we educated ourselves more about drag and its origins.
The Scaredy Cat Opens in Dublin
Dublin’s newest late-night weekend spot The Scaredy Cat has officially opened its doors!
Brand New Retro: Phibsborough Shopping Centre
Described in 1969 as a ‘trend setting development’, the Phibsborough Centre celebrates its 50th birthday this month.
Movember Launches at the Sugar Club with a Specially Curated event by Arveene This Sunday
Movember kicks off its annual month long fundraiser with a bank holiday shindig curated by Arveene featuring some of the most exciting names in Irish music.
Competition! Win Tickets to Meeting House Horrors This Weekend!
We Have Three Pairs of Tickets To Give Away to Meeting House Horrors courtesy of our fiendish pals at the Bram Stoker Festival.
Roadmap: Copy No.1 at MoLI Dublin
The €10.5m Museum of Literature Ireland opened its doors last month. It’s home to Copy No.1 of Ulysses, which was the first copy handed to James Joyce on February 22nd,…
5 of The Best Things To See and Do at Bram Stoker Festival 2019
We're looking forward to four days of spine-chilling adventure, inspired by Dublin’s Gothic past and the fanciful imaginings of creative genius Bram Stoker. Five fang-tastic treats to sink your teeth…
Hemlines: 21 Candles – Electronic Sheep
Electronic Sheep were intent on colouring outside the lines from the start... Now, over two decades down the line, Delany and Aherne still boast sizzling levels of creative chemistry.
Bitesize: Hot and Cool – Stoneybatter
The people’s republic of Stoneybatter has been welcoming people to its borough since the days of the Vikings, so its recently acquired moniker as Ireland’s coolest neighbourhood comes as no…
Book Review: Flèche – Mary Jean Chan
A question opens Mary Jean Chan’s debut poetry collection, Flèche. ‘Who will read this slim volume of mine, and with what preconceptions?’
Tom Lawlor and Maria Schweppe Co-directors of the Bram Stoker Festival
We talk to Tom Lawlor and Maria Schweppe about their plans for 2019, and engage in a spot of idle speculation about the kind of things the creator of Dracula…
Just Eat: Susan Bell Operations Manager WOWBURGER
WOWBURGER has been steadily growing in popularity since opening its first Dublin outlet four years ago. Operations Manager, Susan Bell, talks to us about patties, potato buns and the secrets…
Behind The Pass: Alison Tierney – Dax
Overrated, Underrated and best meal... We go Behind The Pass with Chef Alison Tierney of Dax.
Audio Review: Vivian Girls – Memory
Raucous acolytes of Spector’s wall of sound, Vivian Girls were a series proposition back in the days when people would routinely use the word “blogosphere”.
Artsdesk: Quiet At The Back! Mandy O’Neill
Taken over a four-year period in different schools in Dublin, O’Neill has captured stark images of children going to school in the midst of austerity measures.
Cinema Review: A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
“Farmageddon is perfectly fine Sunday afternoon entertainment, but anyone expecting anything as transcendental as Wallace and Gromit is better off watching The Wrong Trousers for the 30th time.”
Design: Sticks and Hones – Jonny Boyle
Jonny Boyle is testing out Sticks, his Omakase concept, through a series of acclaimed pop-ups.
Roadmap: Being Frank – Robert Frank by Rich Gilligan
"I had a plan to make a small zine from the photos I’d shot that day, but it never happened. This first photo was meant to be the cover of…