Radius Reviews
Wetherspoon’s is a Pub Without Heart or Soul. Don’t Let it Win
The price of a cheap pint is always a temptation, but the spread of Wetherspoon's is a phenomenon that should be resisted at all costs.
Tugann Diyu Wu Cuairt ar Choláiste na Tríonóide
Labhair Diyu Wu faoin taithí a bhí aige agus an scánnán á thaifead aige, agus faoin nGaeilge sa chóras oideachais.
In ‘Pale Sister’, Lisa Dwan Amazes But Ismene Disappoints
Pale Sister will run in the Gate Theatre until November 9th.
Telling Students’ Stories – The Same, But Different
In The Same, But Different, Niamh Barry allows students who have disabilities to tell their stories.
In Trinity, Margaret Atwood Talks Power and the Patriarchy
The author of The Handmaid’s Tale descended on the Exam Hall last night for an evening with the Hist.
In the GMB, Katie Price Enthrals the Phil
Reality TV star and pop culture icon Katie Price received the Phil’s Gold Medal of Honourary Patronage yesterday.
Journey to the Centre of Lusk – all for a Gem of a Breakfast Sandwich
The Chuck Wagon is a greasy gem in the murk of the M1’s surrounding locale in Lusk.
At Jailbreak Launch, a Celebration of Student Activism
Jailbreak's growth as a competition was evident at its launch last night.
Dublin Theatre Fest Delivers a Programme to Be Proud Of
The Dublin Theatre Festival wrapped up its season in Dublin with a stunning programme.
In Players Theatre, a Poignant Re-Imagining of an ABBA Classic
Tribute, a play staged by students Ultan Pringle and Robyn Gill, is artfully crafted – and the acting is excellent.