Book Review: Still Worlds Turning – Edited by Emma Warnock
"The stories in Still Worlds Turning are fundamentally about inaction, about a reluctance to listen or to address conflict."
Cinema Review: Best Before Death
The impact of King Boy D is for anyone to judge, but the film elegantly captures the labour involved in making.
Bitesize: Seafood Fest at Guinness Storehouse
Flame-kissed oysters, garlic drizzled shellfish and pop up crab shacks… visitors to Guinness Storehouse are in for a treat this autumn.
Hemlines: Palimpsest – Lismore Castle
Head south to seize the last few days of this Lismore Castle showcase, conceived by consummate fashion critic Charlie Porter.
Roadmap: Be Seated Please at IFI
Brand new seats, new acoustic panelling, more leg room, new drapes and new floors are all in situ after a ten-day job by Cinemascape from County Down.
Bitesize: Oktoberfest at Eatyard Swords
This month Eatyard unveils its take on Oktoberfest, offering a taste of Bavaria on each Sunday of the month.
Mood: Sophie Doyle Ryder Releases New Single
Malahide gal Sophie Doyle Ryder has just released her debut single ‘MOOD’ through record label Levels.
Magnified: Sko Journal
Sko Journal is a new bi-annual publication dedicated to the world of shoes. We slip into conversation with its editor Rebecca Parker and designer Josh Bristow.
Cinema Review: Losing Alaska
"This story of displacement and abandonment is like the local vernacular, calmly told and without the histrionics which could have been so easily deployed."
Mobrunch In Aid of Movember Ireland At Coppinger Row
The first weekend in October sees Coppinger Row teaming up with Movember Ireland for a very special brunch party at the popular Southside venue.
Audio Review: Bon Iver – I,i
This is Vernon at his rawest – the lyrics on i,i are more direct and simplistic than ever, taking a backseat to the instrumentation as acoustic guitars, horn sections and…
Flying The Flag: Cleo Prickett
Launching her eponymous label last autumn, Prickett debuted an instantly strong design identity; an introduction that less experienced makers might struggle to nail.
Audio Review: Sleater-Kinney – The Centre Won’t Hold
Sleater-Kinney’s sonic tapestry is coloured by St Vincent motifs, nods to Devo, and their unabashed tenacity.
Bitesize: Clinton’s Hand-cooked Artisan Irish Crisps
Clinton’s Hand-cooked Artisan Irish Crisps is the brainchild of Skerries brothers Sean and Martin Clinton, who pooled their seventh-generation farming expertise and knowledge of the Irish snack industry to cook…
Book Review: Republic of Shame – Caelainn Hogan
Caelainn Hogan’s harrowing account of the ‘shame industrial complex’ shows how the legacy of Ireland’s treatment of ‘fallen women’ remains part of the scenery of modern life.
Going Rouge: Girl Band
Girl Band are back with their second album and they are bringing the noise again.
Roadmap: From Where The Heart Is
A ‘stop, pause, think’ about the predicament we are in and what future familiarity about our residential dwellings may look like.
Anthony Malone: Walsh’s Pub Stoneybatter
We talk to Anthony Malone about creamy pints, great service and legendary Trad sessions at Walsh's Pub, the award-winning Stoneybatter hostelry.