Audio Review: Harry Styles: Harry Styles
He is Styles and he does styles. Just go about your business. This is beneath your interest.
O-T-T! Over The Top Wrestling
The world of Over The Top Wrestling comes replete with a cast of characters and mantras.
Roadmap: Fleshing Out The Characters
Dissecting the emotional smarts of writers, McCann dispenses post-it notes of wisdom.
The Pages That Bind: Ulysses Rare Books
As human a little story as paper could well carry: Sharing cultural memories at Ulysses Rare Books.
Illustration Chronicles: 175 Years. 175 Stories.
“It’s a cliché, but it is true that a picture tells a thousand words." Philip Kennedy talks about Illustration Chronicles, a labour of love documenting 175 years.
Roadmap: Esso S
It’s been bumped up to the Tivoli with good reason so now is probably the right time to flag getting your ticket for Sylvan Esso.
Roadmap: Gabber Eleganza
The city is long overdue some 180bpm and Alberto Guerrini will be providing it
Pow Bao at Eatyard
Pow Bao, a food truck specialising in steamed buns from Taiwan stuffed with creative, savoury fillings.
Roadmap: District Great
District Magazine is a welcome voice on the Irish publishing and music scene. Fresh-faced, it’s earned its stripes through consistency and quality.
Soundbite: Nadia Cassidy Fusion Sundays – World Culture Market
Nadia Cassidy on how her dream of setting up an Egyptian food stall led to the creation of a unique monthly celebration of ethnic diversity in Dublin 8.
Barfly: The Horseshoe Bar At The Shelbourne Hotel
The Sam Stephenson designed bar protrudes into the cavity of the red-limned space like a lascivious brassy tongue and I realise that I want a cocktail.
Book Review: This Young Monster – Charlie Fox
Fox eschews the detachment and disgust usually associated with these productions. Instead his monsters beckon, riotously, for us to join them.
Roadmap: School of Girl Rock
Form a band, write a song, learn how to play, perform on stage, throw a telly out a window, split up and reform all over the course of five days.
A Conversation with Sally Rooney
In conversation with Donal Scannell, Sally Rooney discusses the privileges of private education and why she considers herself a socialist, Marxist and communist.
Book Review: The Doll’s Alphabet – Camilla Grudova
To open this collection is to enter an eerie, ugly-beautiful world of beige and doilies and tinned sardines and sewing machine
Breathe and Relax: The Nation Holds Its Breath
Italia ’90 - will we ever forget? Director Kev Cahill turned his recollections into an award-winning short that you can view online now.
Barfly: Frank Ryan’s
Frank Ryan's has been plying it’s off-kilter approximation of pint o’plain traditionalism since in or around the last ice age.
Book Review: Flâneuse: Women Walk the City – Lauren Elkin
With this book, Elkin hopes to track down the female equivalent – the flâneuse – to ‘see where a woman might fit into the cityscape.’