Lost & Found: Mick Minogue
Mick Minogue is inviting you all to join him in the Dublin City Office for Lost and Found as he reconnects you with prized possessions.
Restaurant Review: Del Fino
It is my fervent hope that January will bring somewhere good enough to sustain my interest over a thousand words, or awful enough to sustain yours.
Cinema Review: The Belly of the Whale
The Belly of the Whale tells a neat story of unorthodox friendships, small-town scallywaggery and, ultimately, of redemption.
Roe & Collective creative workshop
Celebrating reinvention with Roe & Co Irish whiskey through a creative workshop series
Dublin Dining Guide: Neil Mulholland – Café 1920
Neil Mulholland joined the Fleet Hotel as Executive Head Chef of Café 1920 in August. He shares his thoughts on what he’s been doing and the food scene in general.
Roadmap: Dublin Christmas Flea
Show your solidarity and support over the two weekends in December when they host their annual Flea market.
Magnified: Glory
Glory is a football magazine with an ethos to put the ‘beautiful’ back in the beautiful game. Lee Nash, a Co-Founder and Creative Director, plays ball with us.
Roadmap: Greetings
The card game goes up a notch at Christmas and it really behoves us to consider who and where we support in the process.
New Agenda – The Big Romance
Hidden Agenda have been spearheading club nights, gigs and festivals in the city since 2012. Their next venture is The Big Romance, a boozer on Parnell Street.
Roadmap: Stamp of Recognition
In recognition of the season, An Post have delivered designs and themes reflecting our favourite traditions as proposed by the public.
Dreaming it up – Dreamgun Film Reads
Less faithful adaptation, more whimsical reimagining, the Dreamgun crew are ready to imbue film scripts with their own humorous stamp.
The Ghosts of Dublin
Like most modern European cities, Dublin has a rich history, often plagued with suffering - and this is a recipe for communication with those no longer of this world.
Cinema Review: Disobedience
An engrossing look at a rarely depicted society in cinema.
‘Tis The Season – 12 Dublin Spots to Meet Pre-Christmas
In our experience the worst of the bleak midwinter is best ameliorated by marching into town at least once during the Season for a restorative beverage with some old pals…
Cinema Review: Three Identical Strangers
Sometimes, fact is often more bewildering and more fascinating than fiction. And so it goes with Three Identical Strangers, the brilliant new documentary from Tim Wardle.
Bitesize: Hey Donna on Dame Street
'Mates, dates and yadayada’ can now graze their way through a globally inspired menu on Dame Street.
Flying The Flag: Ana Kinsella – London Review of Looks
In an attempt to pin down her ephemeral encounters with beautifully-attired city folk, Ana Kinsella (a fashion journalist and copywriter originally from Dublin) commenced her “London Review of Looks” over…
Hemlines: The Power of Print
Dublin’s independent fashion publications shatter the parochialism of their industry parameters