Win Tickets to Betroffenheit at Dublin Dance Festival
Win 2 tickets to see a major European Premiere by Oliver-award winning choreographer at Dublin Dance Festival - Betroffenheit by Kidd Pivot & Electric Company Theatre. O'Reilly Theatre, Tue 24…
Garb: NCAD 2016 Degree Fashion Show
The NCAD fashion department is a chaotic harmony of whirring sewing machines and whistling steam irons, as the final year students prepare their collections for the highly anticipated 2016 Degree…
The 13th International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival
A unique annual event, the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival celebrates positive LGBT identity through theatre and the contribution of gay people, past and present, to the arts.
Book Review: Children’s Children – Jan Carson
Children’s Children is a remarkably self-assured collection that shows a keen eye for social nuance and razor-sharp skill with language.
April Audio Roundup – MMoths, Kendrick Lamar + More
Our April Audio roundup features MMoths, La Sera, Nick Collionne, Basia Bulat, Jan St Werner, Lion Limb, Kendrick Lamar and more
Is This The Right Time? NCAD 2nd Year Paint Exhibition
Is this the right time? An exhibition showcasing works by NCAD 2nd Year Paint students runs at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Monday 9th May to Friday 13th May.
Flashback Memory Festival at Alliance Française
This month, in partnership with the Alliance Française Dublin, Flashback has created a bicultural, multidisciplinary artistic festival, entitled Flashback – Memory Festival.
Win 4 Tickets To See Driving Miss Daisy at the Gaiety!
Competition! Win 4 Tickets To Driving Miss Daisy at the Gaiety
Win 2 tickets for Dublin Dance Festival Opening Night!
Win 2 tickets for the Dublin Dance Festival opening night performance of Planites by Aerites Dance Company at the Samuel Beckett Theatre on the 17th May.
Competition! Win Dinner For Two at Il Posto!
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the next few weeks for a great new competition to win dinner for two with wine* To be in with a chance to…
Review: Shylock Is My Name: A Novel – Howard Jacobson
Jacobson, a seasoned commenter on British Jewish identity, transplants Shylock to an extremely wealthy area of present-day Britain dubbed the Golden Triangle.
Book Review: The Happy Marriage – Tahar Ben Jelloun
There are two sides to every story, and International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award winner Tahar Ben Jelloun manages to tell both in The Happy Marriage, an uncompromising exposé of a…
Soundbite: Jette Virdi
"I tell people that I make food pretty for a job, that’s the easiest way to describe it, but it starts with weeks of prep beforehand". Creative all-rounder Jette Virdi…
Restaurant Review: Gaillot et Gray
Everyone here is warm and friendly, and it’s clear that they really care about what they’re doing. It’s immediately apparent to me that Gaillot et Gray will be a great…
April Bitesize: Costello’s Brewing Co, Pickle, Locks + More
April's Bitesize features Costello's Brewing Co, Sunil Ghai's new venture Pickle, Locks Lunch, Vivino wine app and new neighborhood Deli from Angelina's.
The Singer Not The Song – Peter Campion Interview
Peter Campion is a lot more interested in asking questions than he is in answering them. It makes for good conversation, certainly, but is less conducive to the conventions of…
Artsdesk: Out of the Wood – Bill Lynch
The Douglas Hyde Gallery is currently exhibiting a series of paintings made with oil on plywood by Bill Lynch. These thoughtful and beguiling works represent 30 years of the late…
Book Review: I Hate The Internet – Jarrett Kobek
To read I Hate the Internet is to wade headlong into cybernetic slime, to confront the crude biases of online life and to feel powerless against them. Because without the…