Cinema Review: The Silver Branch
A master class in documentary film making and a deep breath of fresh country air that everybody needs to take in.
A master class in documentary film making and a deep breath of fresh country air that everybody needs to take in.
Equinox Theatre Company in association with axis: Ballymun, Arts & Disability Ireland and Dublin Theatre Festival presents The M House – a play for anyone who has ever been put…
Aisling Rogerson tells us more about the core elements of this year’s programme, the inclusion of four weekly markets and what currently inspires her about food and drink in Ireland.
Paint-splattered frocks, Modernist art through a fashionable lens and a Dario Argento masterpiece - here's our pick of the pack in fashion this month.
Architect and musician Oisín Jacob of alt-rock band Heroes in Hiding, shares his five selected highlights from the Open House Dublin 2018 programme.
Home to both a café and a bakery specializing in fermented, organic produce, the premises at 41 Pearse Street has been packing them in since first opening last month.
So many stories of love and life started ‘Under the Clock’ at Clerys on O’Connell Street. A new documentary discovers some of these tales.
Bootscrapers were designed to remove ‘the street’ from your feet, and invented at a time when a taste for civic strolling in parks and boulevards became fashionable.
The growing fascination with all things dietary is reflected in The Gluten Free Living Show, a day-long food fair aimed at those interested in learning more about living a gluten-free…
Though Lavin’s work evaded censorship, it doesn’t shy from topics that have only recently begun to shed their taboo.
Lorenzo Vitturi’s photobook documents the Balogun Market in Lagos exploring themes such as globalization, urbanization, colonialism and capitalism.
Ahead of this year's Open House Dublin weekend some of Dublin's creative souls select their top 5 buildings or events. First up: Emma Clarke of Dublin Ghost Signs.
After a plethora of started-and-scrapped formats, does the optimal “fashion week” model lie in spotlighting creativity over commerciality?
An original bad ass, Granuaile rebelled against British forces and spent her life at sea bucking conventional expectations.
Fans hoping for a return to better form or, at least, a fresh take on previous offerings will find little of value on their ninth album.
We spoke to editors Eddy Rhead and Jack Hale, two of the founders of this Manchester-based quarterly, as they work their way through the alphabet.
Fuchsia MacAree has teamed up with meterologist Joanna Donnelly to bring to life our national obsession.
Come 26th September, a coterie of Dublin design talents will descend upon Longford’s Main Street for several days of sartorial celebration.