Magnus Modus – Joseph Walsh
Joseph Walsh was commissioned to create the graceful sculpture Magnus Modus which can now be viewed in the newly opened wing of the National Gallery.
Audio Review: Toro y Moi – Boo Boo
It would seem that more than one boo boo was made during the recording of this record.
Bitesize: Bamboo
The art of queue-skipping tends to be downright frowned upon. Undeterred, College pals Alan Haverty and Luke Mackey have come up with Bamboo.
Garb: The Graduates
Get ready for gender neutral clothing, sustainable fabrics and farmhouse curtains - school's out forever for this year’s NCAD Fashion Graduates.
Audio Review: HAIM – Something To Tell You
Your tolerance for this record will depend on your taste for the saccharine.
Outer Reaches – Emer Reynolds
Director Emer Reynolds on Voyager One and civilisations beside ourselves.
Book Review: McGlue – Ottessa Moshfegh
Moshfegh’s sharp, strangely textured prose makes McGlue shock in all the right ways.
Bitesize: August Festivals
The food itself takes centre-stage at festivals this month.
Frankie Cosmos
Frankie Cosmos breezes into town tonight. Danny Wilson talks labels, diaries, celebrity and muses with her.
Restaurant Review: FX Buckley Crow Street Temple Bar
This is a solid, dependable restaurant which, alongside The Chameleon offers the best argument to spend money dining in Temple Bar.
Roadmap: AH HERE!
Gregory Dunn's point-and-shoot approach delivers images which capture the unvarnished quotidian of city life.
Cinema Review: Land of Mine
Martin Zandvliet’s humanist tragedy-cum-redemption story takes place in Denmark, at the close of WWII.
Bitesize: Beatyard
Ah Beatyard... we'll be talking Italian, keeping Robert De Niro waiting and indulging our tastebuds at foodie Valhalla JustEatyard.
Nice Gaff: The Blackrock Baths
They’re gone now, committed to memory for those of us lucky to have seen them. But if Mark Wickham wins the lottery a sauna and public bath by the sea…
Bitesize: The Big Grill Festival
There’s a veritable meat fest in store as revellers get fired up for the ever-popular Big Grill Festival at Herbert Park
Roadmap: Meet Your Maker
Liam Geraghty is striking out with Meet Your Maker - “a podcast about the people who make the things we love”.