Radius Reviews
Seek Out Sponsors, Business Leaders Advise Young Women
At SMF’s annual women in leadership conference, world business pioneers offered their advice to students.
A Prisoner of Hope: Mary Robinson Writes for Climate Justice
Last night Mary Robinson launched her new book, Climate Justice, on the devastating effects of climate change.
All That Glitters is Gold, at Fashion Soc Design Showcase
An eclectic mix of students, graduates and local fashion brands gathered in Regent House last night to display a variety of style offerings.
Roderic O’Conor Makes an Impression
The latest exhibition in the National Gallery celebrates the Irish artist who helped bring Pont-Aven art to Ireland.
A Treasure Trove on Aungier St
Needful Things is more than just a secondhand bookshop.
No Major Skirmishes in Online Culture Wars
Pol Soc’s debate between Dr Angela Nagle and Carl Benjamin was a largely civil affair.
Concert Hall Revives Night of the Living Dead
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the cult horror film, the National Concert Hall is hosting a screening alongside a contemporary music score.
Dublin Fringe is Bolder Than Ever
This year's Dublin Fringe Festival offered a wide variety of ambitious and conceptual plays and performances.
The Full Monty Doesn’t Half Disappoint
A stage adaptation of the 1997 film of the same name, The Full Monty fails spectacularly to live up to its billing.
Innovation at all Costs in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Rough Magic’s production of the James Joyce novel is an act of artistic redress.