Roadmap: Harbouring Good Intentions – Sounds from a Safe Harbour
It’s time to set sail for the South again as Sounds from a Safe Harbour moors in Cork for its third incarnation and offloads a slew of treats.
It’s time to set sail for the South again as Sounds from a Safe Harbour moors in Cork for its third incarnation and offloads a slew of treats.
Shortlisted for the Booker prize, Lucy Ellman’s Ducks, Newburyport is a modernist masterpiece, a single sentence stream of consciousness.
Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman had a good few friends and long-time collaborators work with them on Extra Ordinary. They talk about their connections to them.
In being resolute in their craft, The Murder Capital have sculpted a taut debut that’s inward-looking and self-assured.
One of the world's most iconic and blood-curdling scare attractions, the Nightmare Realm, has revealed details of a brand-new show “The Devil's Crossroad” which will open its doors in the…
Nadine Flynn is tackling the representation of the working class, in theatre, in her new production, Birthright.
Food hero, favourite ingredient and trend worth noting... We go Behind The Pass with Chef Atish Bhuruth of The Butcher Grill in Ranelagh.
The abiding tone is one of sweetness and quotidian charm. Higgins and Ward are insanely likeable.
You don’t have to be a vegan to enjoy Vegfest.
The party animals at Coppinger Row have teamed up with Movember Ireland to host "Mobrunch", a very special event this October.
LuggageHero launches in Dublin...
Ahead of his sophomore appearance at the Fringe with his latest show Nine Weeks, a mixed performance piece combining story, vocal, movement and text; tenor, theatre artist and performer, Séan…
Design. Animation. Design. Design. Yay! Having earned their stripes in the world of music videos and commercials, Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman aka D.A.D.D.Y., step it up a notch with…
Mad Yolks is an independent food truck and breakfast delivery service, dedicated to bringing the protein packed brekkie staple beyond the realm of morning eating.
"There are so many variations of falafel, but ultimately it comes down to the freshness of the ingredients." Ibrahim Al-Kaddo of Stephen Street's What The Falafel? lets us in on…
This time last year we featured Eddie Kenrick’s photozine The Punks and now he's back with The Punks in Colour.
A home with perfect renovation is an important thing and planning for this renovation or re-renovation can be a bit hard to process, especially when you have a low budget.
In Two Souls, Belfast native Henry McDonald offers a bleak and unapologetic depiction of his hometown during the Troubles.