Radius Reviews
Not “Tapped” In: How the New Bar Misses the Mark
The new bar off Grafton Street fails to tap into its target student audience.
A Meal as Rare as Hen’s Teeth
Théo Martin samples the Liberties' new food hotspot.
The Queen of Dirt Island is an Ode to Familial Love
Donal Ryan's latest novel is a masterfully written story of family dynamics.
Brotherhood, Blood and the Absurd in Jason Byrne’s A Whistle in the Dark
This adaptation of Tom Murphy’s 1961 play runs on the Peacock stage in the Abbey Theatre as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival until November 5th.
A Slice of New York in Dublin
Newcomer restaurant Bambino delivers an affordable meal to the city centre in the form of piping hot New York-style pizzas.
None of This is Serious Captures the Seriousness of Being Young in Ireland
Catherine Prasifka explores the themes of her novel, her writing style and her future writing plans
The Journey to Find One’s Place in the World in Holding Her Breath
Eimear Ryan’s thrilling novel chronicles the collision between family, university life and all in between
The Phil Plays Host to Political Discourse Over Confidence in the Government
The motion debated on Thursday night saw speakers argue for and against confidence in the Irish government.
Iron Annie Brings Love, Drugs, and Punk Rock to the Underbelly of Dundalk
The show, adapted from the novel of the same name, highlights Aoife’s struggles as she navigates the dangerous world of the drug trade and finding the love of her life.
Constellations Crosses Dimensions to Find Courage in the Everyday
The show opened on May 11th and runs until June 2nd at the Gate Theatre.