Roadmap: Voices For Choice
This pro-choice choir sing a medley of reworked lyrics tailored towards the ever pressing demands to Repeal the Eight Amendment
This pro-choice choir sing a medley of reworked lyrics tailored towards the ever pressing demands to Repeal the Eight Amendment
Dundalk based Dark Horse Pizza recently emerged as the overall winner of the inaugural Irish Street Food Awards
French illustrator Quentin Monge sheds some sunshine on his work and recent collaboration with Kronenbourg BLANC.
Mr & Mrs Stevens are two of the co-founders of the Doggie Do festival. They were on their best behaviour as they gave us the paw about it.
Showcasing tasty vittles from over forty food and drink producers, Airfield Estate hosts its annual Festival of Food this month.
A sumptuously illustrated history that frames the dockers’ and stevedores’ significance within our society.
Invoking the power of writing in helping us "to become less haunted, to turn ghosts into words".
Did anyone really believe Steven Soderbergh was retiring early?
Win a meal for two and experience the culinary delights of North Africa and the Levant at Moro Kitchen, Dublin's new Moroccan eatery on Camden Street.
Detroit doesn’t grip you so much as grab you by the jugular before slamming your face off the interrogation table.
We’ve teamed up with Green 19 over the next couple of months for a great new competition to win a night of Cocktails for you and a group of friends.
A biography for the cyborg era, recording the life not of a person, but of a machine.
Francis Lee’s debut is a minimal and downbeat study in love.
12 taut paeans to the majesty of distilled rock n roll
Brid Carter tells us more about the Glasnevin based food and wine business she founded with her brother Colm in 2009.
Katie Crutchfield’s Waxahatchee project continues to marvellously mine the deep well of ’90s alternative rock in all the right ways.
Dublin Bar Academy host a Wine Tasting Event on Friday, September 1st.
Brainchild of the same stable that brought us Camden Exchange, Ruin draws both its inspiration and moniker from the “Ruin Bars” of Budapest.