Amanda Cassidy Breaks onto the Irish Literary Scene with her Debut Novel
Breaking explores our conception of motherhood in the newest addition to the Irish crime fiction scene.
Please Stop Asking Me Why I Don’t Drink
Admitting I don’t drink alcohol is frequently interpreted as an invitation for interrogation, writes Hosanna Boulter.
How The Truth Will Out Made Its Mark on the Irish Literary Scene
Rosemary Hennigan discusses her experience creating her debut novel and the influence of Dublin theatre.
The Idea That Students Don’t Cook Is A Myth
For those of us living away from home, meals can be the only predictable thing about a week, as well as a way of making ourselves and others feel looked after, writes Phoebe Pascoe.
The Queen of Dirt Island is an Ode to Familial Love
Donal Ryan's latest novel is a masterfully written story of family dynamics.
Neutrals: Luxury Handbags at an Affordable Price
How a mother and daughter are filling the handbag-sized gap in the fashion market.
Five of the Best: Scariest Irish Art
With Halloween fast approaching, Ella Smyth has picked the top eerie Irish artworks that will haunt your dreams.
Basic Income for the Arts: The Pilot Scheme That Could Transform How We Make Art
“This payment, at its core, represents freedom.”
Trinity Trend: Low Rise Jeans
Is there no longer a low opinion on the low-rise?
Trinity’s Luke O’Neill to Race at Horseware Ireland Student Derby
20 universities and nine countries will be competing in the 12-furlong event for the title of Europe’s best student jockey.