Radius Reviews
For Aslan, It’s All Still About the Music
The iconic Irish band chatted Spotify, the music industry and their working-class roots in a visit to the Hist.
The Rekindling Of The Fire Below
Dinner party drama and a clash of deep prejudice make 'Fire Below' a classic piece of middle-class commentary.
Darren Shan, Ireland’s Master of Horror, Offers Hope
He's invented worlds of demons and vampires, but the real world scares Darren Shan the most.
Bright Future For Women in Business, Conference Told
The Student Managed Fund (SMF) held a conference last night with high-level businesswomen, who spoke about the barriers faced by women.
Waking the Ecofeminists
DUGES and the Environmental Society joined forces to explore the links between feminism and environmental activism.
In Trinity, Cass Sunstein Quietly Calls for Rationality
The world-renowned scholar talked to the Trinity College Law Review about his theories that have changed the world.
Thirty Years Later, the North’s Female Writers are Re-Uniting
A new book celebrates the best of Northern Irish women’s writing, 30 years after a groundbreaking first anthology.
Stand in Awe of Female Writers
'Stand in Awe of All Mná', a Dublin Book Festival event, taught women how to succeed in the publishing industry.
A Dubliner Like No Other, Roddy Doyle Charms the City’s Literature Festival
'Print isn't the dead' was the main message of the week-long festival.
The Leading Lights in a Season of Theatre
The new programme of the Abbey seems safe, but not without progression.