Hearts Galore: Romancing The Stone at Nicholas Mosse
The potters at Nicholas Mosse have been busy crafting beautiful handmade cups brimming with love for a number of years now.
These Are The 6 Best Reasons To Travel To Dublin This Spring
From charming streets steeped in history to lively pubs buzzing with traditional music, Dublin has something to offer every visitor.
Hot Off The Pan: 5 of The Best Places To Get Pancakes in Dublin
Batter Up! Treat yourself to a plateful of pancakes topped with your choice of lemon or syrup in Dublin this Shrove Tuesday (or any time!).
Horseworld: My Little Ponies on Mars
“There’s the sense that we are looking at the specter of nuclear war and environmental catastrophe and societal breakdown — and there’s the horse being a symbol of that lost…
Diamond Dogs – Six of The Best Things To Experience at Dublin Bowie Festival 2024
Dublin Bowie Festival is back with some very special events to mark the iconic Starman and the 50th anniversary of Diamond Dogs.
Maximise Your Savings With The Rent Tax Credit In Ireland
The rent tax credit can cut down a tidy sum off your income tax bill, leaving you with more hard-earned euros to keep in your pocket.
Digested Digested: Galette Des Rois
"As we look forward to the blissful unfolding of Spring, let’s take pause to celebrate Winter." Pastry Chef extraordinaire Cissy Difford shares all you need to know about Galette Des…
Star Turn – Dublin’s D’Olier Street Bags A Michelin Star!
James Moore and the team at D'Olier Street were feted by the enthusiastic judges at Michelin this week with a coveted culinary star.
Putting New Marketing Spins On Simple Products
Here are some great examples of good marketing for simple products that still make each one feel fresh and new.
Springtime Dining With A View
As the days begin to brighten Sister Suesey offers a nice new base to enjoy snacks and casual dining by the Grand Canal.
In The Frame: Paramilitaries – Gareth McConnell
“Paramilitaries are a kind of Northern Irish indigenous shaman, with magico-religious belief systems and powerful automatic weaponry."
Autofictions: Trish Morrissey at Photo Museum Ireland
Trish Morrissey develops and plays characters that resonate with her own life and archives material to make photographs and films.
Brigit Fest 2024 – 5 Great Ways To Celebrate St Brigid’s Weekend in Dublin!
Dublin celebrates the long weekend with a special spring festival inspired by Ireland's matron saint and Celtic goddess Brigid/Brigit.
Bitesize: Freshly Baked Reads
Energetic publishers Blasta Books continue to celebrate the evolution and diversity of modern Ireland’s food culture in the year ahead.
To Dublin The Spoils – Bib Gourmands For La Gordita, Amy Austin and Lottie’s!
Dublin restaurants were given a well deserved lift with news that three new Bib Gourmands were on their way to the city.
Brand New Retro: Irish Showband Fashion 1974
"If you played in an Irish showband fifty years ago, you would have dressed in one of three styles." Brian McMahon takes us on a sartorial trip down memory lane.
Book Review: The Factory – Hiroko Oyamada
"Hiroko Oyamada’s The Factory is a sharp and slight workplace novella." - Eve Hawksworth
Roadmap: The Syrian Cassette Archive
As Mark Gergis watched Syria 'descend into madness’, he realised his collection of 500 cassettes could in their own small way help preserve and share the sounds of that era.