Book Review: Call Him Mine – Tim MacGabhann
Call Him Mine, the debut novel from Tim MacGabhann, is a terrific, tightly-paced thriller that utterly transports its reader.
Restaurant Review: Potager in Skerries
"With this kind of food, palate fatigue begins to insinuate itself quite early on, the barrage of relentless refinement becomes wearing."
Roadmap: Rainbow Revolution Trail
Coinciding with the theme of recent Pride celebrations comes the Rainbow Revolution trail, the first historical trail at the National Museum focusing on LGBTI+ history through the centuries.
Cinema Review: Never Look Away
Between the wonderfully rendered artistic processes and the devastating historical backdrop that shrouds every character in the film, Never Look Away is just that; hard to look away from.
Fidelity Beer Festival 2019
Fidelity Beer Festival is bringing the finest brews to the city this month. We had a word with Alex ' Whiplash' Lawes about it.
Bitesize: New Arrivals at the Shelbourne
The Shelbourne recently marked 175 years on Stephen’s Green with the addition of two inviting new spaces at the iconic Dublin hotel.
Magnified: Miss You World
Miss (you) World juxtaposes images of Miss World contests with bombs falling, and apocalyptic quotes from politicians, philosophers, and the Talmud.
Flying the Flag: Hannah Choy O’Byrne
A couturier-trained talent — whose work circumvents any fuss or froufrou — could be just what our industry needs.
Roadmap: United Ireland Podcast
From the duo behind Don’t Stop Repealin’ comes United Ireland, a new 32-week, 32 county podcast venture by Una Mullally and Andrea Horan.
Audio Review: Cate Le Bon – Reward
Cate Le Bon’s latest and strongest release to date was penned during a spell studying furniture design in rural Cumbria - designing chairs by day and moonlighting at the piano.
Cinema Review: In Fabric
In Fabric follows the passage of a haunted dress, which we first encounter in a bizarre department store staffed by Strickland regular Fatma Mohamed.
Book Review: salt slow – Julia Armfield
salt slow is a debut collection of bizarre and unnerving tales showcasing Julia Armfield’s penchant for the absurd.
How to Buy the Irish Lotto
The Irish Lottery was about 3 years old when a lotto syndicate decided they were going to attempt to literally ‘buy’ the lotto. How could this be possible and surely…
Roadmap: Ghostface Killah – Dean Van Nguyen
Dean Van Nguyen examines the impact of Wu-Tang’s Ghostface Killah through a series of essays
Hemlines: Royal College of Art London
A tapestry of talented Irish designers credit the Royal College of Art in London for their metamorphoses. We speak to them and their head of fashion Zowie Broach.
Bitesize: CEDER’S Crisp – Alcohol-Free Gin
Word is that it makes for a delicious vegan friendly summer bevvie
Cinema Review: Metal Heart
A unique story about two independent girls as they transition to womanhood hand-in-hand.
In the Frame – The People of The Mud – Luis Alberto Rodriguez
"I wanted to create a large family portrait where I would try to physically knit a group together." - Luis Alberto Rodriguez