Radius Reviews

Literature and Art Collide at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios

Writers and artists alike gathered in Temple Bar last night for a reading of work inspired by the gallery’s exhibitions.
By Bridget Maloney

Probe 2018 Brings Together a World of Possibilities

Visitors to Front Square were this evening treated to live experiments, exclusive demonstrations and interactive workshops.
By Nadine Fitzpatrick

A Holding Field Highlights Heaney’s Legacy

Seamus Heaney's work in translation was celebrated last night at an event that explored the boundaries between culture and languages.
By Brian Moore

Laughs Aplenty, as Arts Block Triumphs in The Phil’s Liferaft Debate

Well-constructed put-downs were the order of the day, as the Phil pitted the Arts Block against the Hamilton in an uproarious debate last night.
By Katie Dumpleton

Smithfield’s Sushi Sanctum

Tokyo Kitchen, a hole in the wall just beside a small fishmonger, is rolling some of the best sushi in Dublin.
By Katy Amos

Masterful Direction Meets Deft Acting, as Hamlet Comes to Dublin

With Ruth Negga in the title role, Yael Farber's adaption of Hamlet lives up to its billing.
By Jack Farrell

Alex Turner Enthralls, as Arctic Monkeys Hit 3Arena

Visiting Dublin on the back of their acclaimed sixth album, Arctic Monkeys transported the crowd to a world of Alex Turner's own making on Monday.
By Gabriela Grzywacz

LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner Talks Startups, Tricky Colleagues and Political Pressure

Speaking to the Phil yesterday, Weiner shared his tips for success with students wishing to enter the business world.
By Nadine Fitzpatrick

Immortalising the Imagination of Terry Pratchett

The Trinity Long Room Hub saw an impressive turnout last night to celebrate the beloved children’s author.
By Imogen Kavanagh

A Poetic Salute to Suffrage

As part of Culture Night, Poetry Ireland explored a century of women’s suffrage through poetry.
By Imogen McGuckin