Radius Reviews
Quenching Students’ Thirst for Art
The success of last night's event might see the society move future Paint n Sip events to a larger venue.
Thrifty Tacos Straight From the Valley of Mexico
Founded by the owners of Bunsen, Masa's simple menu and hipster interior make it the perfect spot for either lunch or dinner.
Walking Tour Offers a Slice of Dublin’s Past
DU History's free walking tour covered a lot of ground yesterday, offering the perfect beginner's guide to Dublin
Roddy Doyle on Getting Older, New Work and His Favourite Characters
The much-loved writer came to speak to the Phil yesterday.
Belfield’s Best Battle Trinity’s BNOCs
At its Colours debate, the Hist's debaters took on UCD Law Soc to try and decide if the road to Trinity was in fact 'paved with notions'.
Performer of Passion David Keenan Hits the Right Notes
Despite his unabashed earnestness, the authenticity of Dundalk-born songwriter David Keenan ensures he never descends into cliche.
A Shakespearean World of Magic and Mistaken Identity
Rough Magic's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' brings Shakespeare into the 21st century at Kilkenny Arts Festival.
A New Spot to Feast on Falafel
What the Falafel on Stephen St is a welcome affordable addition to the Dublin food scene.
From Drury St to the British Fashion Council
Isabella Davey returned to Om Diva yesterday to talk about 20 lessons she learned working in the boutique.
The Corps Ensemble Reinvent the Wheel
Emma Donoghue's ever-relevant 'Kissing the Witch' is given a new lease of life by Dublin-based theatre group The Corps Ensemble.