Wyvern Lingo + Saint Sister at Brewery Corner Kilkenny
Wicklow band Wyvern Lingo have announced a show at Brewery Corner, Kilkenny on Friday December 4th 2015 with support on the night from Saint Sister.
From The Sugar Club With Love x
"From the Sugar Club With Love" will give a platform to a host of local selectors, Dj's and music lovers. Expect friends of friends, lovers of a good time and…
Jameson Black Barrel Craft Market Video
Jameson Black Barrel Craft Market Video
Like Dreamers Do: David Coulter on the music of David Lynch
We speak with David Coulter, musical director In Dreams: David Lynch Revisited, a star-studded, once-off performance that explores the incredible musical world of David Lynch's films and television.
Garb: It’s A Cinch – Úna Burke
"I work directly on the human form and on the mannequin, so that’s how the pieces evolve". Designer Úna Burke’s inimitable artisanal work has steadily grown in popularity, her avant-garde…
Competition! Win Tickets To See The Necks at STRUT
Competition! Win Tickets To See The Necks at STRUT
Jameson Black Barrel Market: Bonagrew
Olivia Hartigan is the brains behind Bonagrew, who create beautiful range of ties, bowties and scarves that are simple, sophisticated and thoroughly inspired by the environment in which Olivia grew…
Jameson Black Barrel Market: Slated
Based in Dalkey, Slated is a family business run by the Hammonds, who have been connected to slate craftsmanship since the 18th century.
Jameson Black Barrel Market: De Bruir
Garvan De Bruir grew up as someone who always made things with his hands, but it was during a year studying abroad during school in Auckland that he became fully…
Singles Club: Yorgos Lanthimos Director of The Lobster
“It’s that irony of believing you’re oppressed in this world, and escaping, choosing something very different, and then finding yourself in a similar situation to before: this is what I…
Review: Dinosaurs on Other Planets – Danielle McLaughlin
These stories are often melancholic, even dark, but on occasion, Dinosaurs on Other Planets surpasses such moods to create atmospheres of genuine terror.
Book Review: Hear the Wind Sing/Pinball, 1973
Hear the Wind Sing and Pinball, 1973 were the first published works by Haruki Murakami, and form the initial two parts of his Trilogy of the Rat, together with the…
Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights: A Novel
In the end the novel manages to be both didactic and drifting, and, despite its boundless energy, is disappointing from a writer of Rushdie’s sensibility and imagination.
Book Review: The Moor’s Account – Laila Lalami
Outsider history can be a powerful weapon against colonial hegemony, but few accounts exist in the annals of Spanish conquests. We will never know much about the historical Estevancio/Mustafa, but…
Book Review: Beautiful & Impossible Things – Gyles Brandreth
At times utopian, at times delightfully shallow, this brief tome offers personal new perspectives on the long-lionised, near-mythical figure of Oscar Wilde.
Book Review: Purity – Jonathan Franzen
Three main stories interweave. By expelling the messiness of character, language art and experimentation from his book, Franzen attains a novelistic purity that is sorely limited.
Barfly: The Fitzwilliam Casino and Card Club
"The air of the place is one of calmness, only punctured by a repeated bursts of elation from the three-card poker table next door". We try our hand at the…