Radius Reviews
Supreme Court Justice Gerard Hogan Offers Legal Wisdom to LawSoc
Many a law student will be familiar with Hogan's name.
Redefining the Art Gallery Experience in the Douglas Hyde
The 'From Here to There' exhibition eschews the traditional exhibition format.
Should I Lie to You? The Hist Debates Radical Honesty in Maidens Final
The motion for the final was 'This House Prefers A World With Radical Honesty'.
‘What I (Don’t) Know About Autism’ is Innovative and Educational
The show was performed live in the Peacock for a revival and is currently available to watch online.
Lá na Gaeilge: Ag Céilí i gConradh Arís
Le linn Lá na Gaeilge, tháinig céilí mór beomhar ar ais go Conradh na Gaeilge.
In ‘Small Things Like These’, Claire Keegan Pours Emotion into Every Word
The 'Foster' author has sensitively and powerfully depicted the realities of Magdalene laundries and the communities in which they existed.
Mary O’Driscoll Delights Audiences in ‘The Visit’
Deirdre Kinahan’s new play hit the Draoícht as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
‘The Book of Names’ Blurs the Lines Between Audience and Actor
The show ran live as part of Dublin Theatre Festival and was available to watch on demand.
Ebb and Flow’s New Home Brings Serenity to the City
The menu new location on Camden Street is a celebration of seasonal ingredients
The Good Summit: Political Leaders Debate the Finer Points of a Shared Island
A seminar titled 'An Ireland for Good?' saw Mary Lou McDonald, Jeffrey Donaldson and Neale Richmond discuss Brexit, reunification and the Northern Ireland Protocol.