Cinema Review: Moon Man
There's a lot to like in Moon Man, the latest project from Kilkenny-based studio Cartoon Saloon (The Secret of Kells).
January Audio Review: Beyoncé | Egyptrixx | James Vincent McMorrow + More
The best of January's music releases pored over, loved and annihilated by TD's music reviewers. Featuring Beyoncé, Egyptrixx, James Vincent McMorrow and Britney Spears.
Cinema Review: Inside Llewyn Davis
The Coens' ability to oscillate effortlessly between hilarity and desolation is nothing short of profound.
2014 Start Ups: Ones to Watch
Sniffing out a few projects that we expect to see come to fruition and blossom during the course of 2014.
Nice Gaff: The Black Church
The Black Church is a landmark on Dublin’s northside. It stands in the centre of the road in St. Mary’s Place, just beyond the top of Parnell Square. It gets
Literary Review: McBride, Corin, Lewis, Eggers
Totally Dublin reviews new or reissued work by Eimear McBride, Lucy Corin, C.S. Lewis and Dave Eggers
Makers & Brothers: Interview with Jonathan & Mark Legge
Makers & Brothers is an online retail venture run by brothers Jonathan and Mark Legge, showcasing the best of Irish and international craftwork.
Interview with Designer Rebecca Marsden
We talk to the Limerick College of Art and Design graduate about inspiration, the creative process and what’s to come in 2014.
First Fortnight Festival: An Interview with David Keegan & J.P. Swaine
Rather than focusing on losing the turkey weight this New Year, chose to channel your efforts into a worthy and completely voluntary enterprise running from the 2nd to the 11thof…
Festive Treats: Design your Perfect Cheeseboard
Christmas has a lot of perks attached, and having a socially-acceptable excuse to be the absolute epitome of gluttony is certainly one of them.
Favourite Music of 2013 | Totally Dublin
I find lists hard to manage, so the brief here was intentionally open (read: vague), leading to an array from of answers from our reviewers and a couple of friends…
Review: Souvenir @ Project Arts Centre
If you’ve ever had a go at reading In Search of Lost Time, you’ll know there are several passages that are, indisputably, unreadable. Proust’s six-volume disquisition on the fallibility of
The Ex-pats Guide to Christmas
Even expatriated Irish are bombarded with stats about how many of us there are now, in London, Berlin, Sydney, Melbourne, or wherever else. Apparently we're all part of some sort…
Off The Cuff: Improv Comedy Interview with Danny Kehoe & Joseph Morpurgo & Neil Curran
The comedic tides are turning in Ireland. While stand-up has long been the preferred method of delivery for the vast majority of our comics, it’s now improvisation that is starting
Restaurant Review: Forest Avenue
“I don't want to leave...” I whimper. I'm... in love. I'm in love with the place, the food and the couple who are running the show at Forest Avenue.
Grow Your Own… Elvis Mouse?
I’m looking at a mouse. Not just any mouse, but one whose genes were engineered to mirror some of Elvis’s personality traits.