Roadmap: Damn Fine Frame
Those damn fine folk at Damn Fine Print have expanded their footprint in the city with the opening of Frame, their new gallery, on South William Street.
Those damn fine folk at Damn Fine Print have expanded their footprint in the city with the opening of Frame, their new gallery, on South William Street.
The Future is an event celebrating innovation and creativity in the RDS this weekend. We spoke to one of its speakers Will Hudson from It's Nice That.
The exceedingly fine drinking establishment Anseo turns 15 this month and we for one will be saluting Eddie and the crew.
The fetlocks of our Pony friends are truly blowing this month.
“A surgeon never kills a patient. An anaesthesiologist can kill a patient, but a surgeon never can.” - Yorgos Lanthimos’ trademark penchant for the unpleasant is imbued in his fourth…
From Western Parkway to Eastern Bypass, it’s a sorry saga spanning fifty years. It could run for fifty more…
The inventive minds behind this year’s immersive incarnation have concocted a plan to suspend time itself
Ireland’s moonshine is currently enjoying a moment at the Bán Poitín Bar
Masseducation is more personal, less clinical, yet every bit as innovative and idiosyncratic as one might expect.
Kraus might be unwilling to mythologise the dead, but she succeeds at describing a life lived in the manner of mythology.
As we gear up for Metropolis Festival on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th October at the RDS, Ian Lamont takes a look at five acts you'd miss at your peril.
Ahead of her appearance at this year’s Metropolis Festival in the RDS, we chatted about everything going on in the busy world of ELLLL.
"I think it's more important for my brand to reflect the things I love and what inspires me.” Louisa Jane Moran
"The shops featured are almost all located in spaces once occupied by businesses that ended up not making it". Olen Bajarias on this month's feature
"We’re trying to re-ignite the idea of community." Small, independent businesses like SmallChanges are as vital as the communities that sustain them.
The idea with Moo Market was for it to be a well-curated, local gift shop, with a price range that would scare none but the most easily-spooked cattle.
“I would like to add something to this lovely country.” We talk to some new independent businesses to gauge what it takes to set up stall in 2017.
We've got 5 tickets to giveaway to Make:Shift Ireland, a fascinating conference exploring the nature of disruptive innovation on Mon Nov 6th at the Helix