What if Dublin… Banned Your Phone?
In 2004 the smoking ban was enforced with a hefty on the spot fine. Could similar laws towards smart devices benefit the city and its inhabitants?
Restaurant Review: Piglet Wine Bar
Wine importer Enrico Fantasia, formerly of Sheridan's Cheesemongers, joined forces with Thibaud Harang to relaunch La Dolce Vita as Piglet in the summer of 2016.
Design: Shane Griffin
Irish born, and based in New York since 2012, Shane Griffin’s distinctive work blurs the line between fantasy and reality and has an immediate and visceral allure.
Barfly – The Jug
While by no means a hugely remarkable pub just yet, the Jug is indicative of the changing face of this part of the Liberties.
Restaurant Review: Mr. Fox
At Mr Fox, you'll find an exciting, accessible menu served by a great team.
Cinema Review: Loving
Jeff Nichols tells the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving (Edgerton and Negga), the plaintiffs in the 1967 Supreme Court decision Loving vs Virginia.
Garb: Don’t Kill My Vibe
Accessible attitude for less than 30 quid? We’ve had worse offers: Don't Kill My Vibe
Book Review: Virgin and Other Stories – April Ayers Lawson
This collection, Lawson’s debut, is comprised of ‘Virgin’ and five other stories that centre around sex, repression and the aftermath of abuse.
Book Review: Fish in Exile – Vi Khi Nao
Fish in Exile is that rare thing: a piece of art that transports you to an atmosphere you’ve never breathed.
Soundbite: Emilia Rowan – Cocu Kitchen
We caught up with chef Emilia Rowan recently to talk about healthy eatery Cocu and to learn more about plans to expand their catering menu and launch exciting new pop-ups…
Feb Audio: The xx | CEP | John Abercrombie Quartet
Lovey-dovey vibes from The xx, CEP is Drawing the Target around the arrow and something to warm your soul from John Abercrombie
Book Review: Moonglow – Michael Chabon
In Moonglow, Michael Chabon gives us the gift of his grandparents: two uniquely flawed people who love each other deeply and who can’t seem to get out of their own…
Audio Review: Foxygen – Hang
Foxygen’s commitment to the irony is total: this is not just a ridiculous album, but a ridiculous album about being ridiculous.
Cinema Review: 20th Century Women
Filled with quote-worthy insights on all things important in life, 20th Century Women is sure to resonate with anyone who is a woman or simply has been young.
Cinema Review: T2 Trainspotting
‘Choose life. Choose Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and hope that someone, somewhere, cares.’ — Renton goes millennial in T2 Trainspotting
Cinema Review: Manchester by the Sea
Manchester, so much to answer for… What a film this is, a marvel of understatement, empathy and pathos.
Colour Me Impressed: Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope have found a happy new home in the Bello Bar. Wednesday 1st of February sees them decamp to the Sugar Club for their 100th ever Kaleidoscope Night, a celebratory…