“Up to the Brothers!” – The Churchtown Stores
Concluding the final chapter of Braemor Road’s crown jewel, Churchtown Stores
Concluding the final chapter of Braemor Road’s crown jewel, Churchtown Stores
Here comes Manor Street thumbing its nose at those of us who live across the city with another fine addition to its collection of watering holes.
A new deli created by Rachel Flynn who hosted the brilliant Bia Beatha Irish supper clubs.
A powerful expression of the intangible yet long-lasting effects of conflict.
The opening alone is worth price of admission, speaking to the muscular and rhythmic styles of recent Nolan and Iñárritu.
The lack of credibility throughout the lyrics is the central issue with the record.
This is the gentlest of trips – a balm for January souls.
Salman Rushdie began writing The Golden House eight years ago, an undertaking designed to capture the contemporary moment. It’s remarkable just how much he got right.
Those thinking about elevating their culinary skills may find themselves spoiled for choice at Dublin Cookery School this month.
Put the misfires down to youthful naivety and stay tuned.
Resolutions aside, for those of you who may have harboured the notion that you could or should draw, the Drawing Studio is launching a series of new courses starting this…
Bowie’s 25 studio albums are being reimagined in a group show featuring 25 specially created typographic posters
Expect hotels to be the new donuts this year, but there’s also the concerns of the infringements on existing spaces and a proposal to build a 178 hotel at Portobello…
Gainsbourg’s vocals have the enjoyable quality of always feeling like she is whispering into your ear, even if you might not know what she is saying.
As 2018 dawns, we asked three of those involved in Dublin’s food scene for their take on the city’s food and drink trends. *Spoiler alert – probably not insect burgers…
Dynamic, addictive and exceptional.
Documenting disappearing shopfronts, signage and typography of Ireland's towns and villages
Musically, there is a spirited softness and sentimentality running throughout the seventy-one minutes of immersive electronic melodies.