Bitesize: Peploe’s Makeover
The recently re-opened Peploe’s on Stephen’s Green has been showing off its refreshing new look following a major summer refurb.
The recently re-opened Peploe’s on Stephen’s Green has been showing off its refreshing new look following a major summer refurb.
An interesting rumination on the experience of grief, and an impressive achievement from a young debut author.
Berlin imprint Love on the Rocks returns with an excellent three tracker from Cocktail d’Amore affiliate Omer.
It might feel that the era of the ‘supergroup’ is somewhat of a fad of yesteryear... Not quite yet.
Erotically charged and uncompromising, both stories and novella lay bare the potential for transgression in all of us
A balm for the hurt senses of this fractured age
Ricarda Messner likes “publishing dreams”. Her latest project, Sofa, launched in Berlin last summer.
Building a national art collection is an act of national memory making. IMMA have made their selection for 2017 with the support of Hennessy.
While we continue to await the referendum on abortion Not At Home is a waiting room and archive of the testimony of women who have made the journey.
The future looks bright for Calcium Club.
A cross-section of people who have sought and succeeded in London, thanks to the foundations Dublin has forged.
Hug of Thunder marks a momentous moment in Broken Social Scene’s trajectory.
More creative potholing interventions with “a psycho-acoustic sound event” within Smuggler’s Cave by visual artist Alan James Burns.
This is the beer-garden as envisaged by Hieronymus Bosch.
Even the aristocratic Dukes of Leinster permitted the public to freely roam around the empty space that’s known today as Leinster Lawn.
"I started as an artisan producer processing oysters and then we evolved into extracts and other activities."
The Jimmy Cake continue to offer much more than mere confection.