In The Frame: Mira Kalliomäki – Inventor Kid
The project aims to empower the reader no matter who they are, who they want to be, what they look like or who do they identify as
Mischief Maker: Ken Robertson
"I was definitely toasted a few times but that’s where you need to operate to really cut through these days." After 18 years as Head of Mischief in Paddy Power…
Bitesize: Afternoon Tea at Airfield
Should the weather choose to remain scorchio, visitors to Airfield Estate can look forward to afternoon tea served picnic style overlooking walled gardens in full summer bloom.
Only Joking: Dublin’s Comedy Scene
The city’s comedy scene is thriving and a new guard is coming to the fore.
Various Artists: The Royal Wedding – The Official Album
Now you too can pop in your headphones and recreate the experience of attending a stranger’s wedding.
Bitesize: The House of Peroni
The inimitable House of Peroni re-opens its doors at a swish new palazzo on St Stephen’s Green this month.
Cinema Review: Leave No Trace
A quietly overwhelming experience, free of violence and snarky irony.
Magnified: Racquet
Racquet Magazine is a quarterly about tennis which celebrates the sport through unique stories, photography and illustration. We go courtside with its co-founder Caitlin Thompson.
Cinema Review: Dublin Old School
The film’s biggest triumph is how much the fraternal relationship at its centre resonates, with the two brothers by turns lambasting and caring for one another.
Roadmap: Girls Rock Dublin
GRD want to empower 12-17 year old girls, trans & non-binary youth and have them explore their creative & artistic potential through music creation and performance.
Interview: Georgina Jackson – Douglas Hyde Gallery
Georgina Jackson, the director of the Douglas Hyde Gallery, celebrates her first year in the role and has been ushering in celebrations for its 40th birthday.
Hats Off: Martha Lynn and Deb Fanning
In the words of Philip Treacy, “Hats make people feel good, and that’s the point of them.” We talk to two local designers who want to instill the feel good…
Home Schooling: Dublin Old School
Dublin Old School is an ode to family, friendship and session moths in our city. We talk to director Dave Tynan on his debut feature, actor Ian Anderson and Johnny…
Audio Review: Father John Misty – God’s Favourite Customer
Irony plays a big role in Father John Misty’s canon.
Everyone, Everywhere, Everyday: Eva Kelly At dlr Mill Theatre
An illustrated journey through the north and south of inner city Dublin.
Roadmap: Wabi Sabi
Derived from Buddhism it is is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete”.
Bitesize: Barefoot Wines
If we’re graced with al fresco-friendly weather this summer, we’ll be channeling our inner Gatsby and making good use of the recipes suggested by Barefoot Wines.