Arts
Lucy Sweeney Byrne on Life’s Plateaus and Pitfalls
Lucy Sweeney Byrne, a rising star in Ireland's literary scene, talks about the internet, female sexuality and why we can't escape from ourselves.
In a Suffocating Climate, Dublin’s Creatives Get Innovative to Survive
In recent years, many of Dublin's cultural spaces have been forced to close or relocate. But the city's artists refuse to be forced out.
Dublin Arabic Film Festival Returns to IFI for a Sixth Year
The Irish Film Institute will screen internationally acclaimed films over the next three days, as part of the Dublin Arabic Film Festival.
In Dublin Theatre, Dylan Coburn Gray is the Playwright of the Moment
A Trinity graduate, spoken-word artist and acclaimed playwright, Dylan Coburn Gray is a name theatre-goers are fast becoming familiar with.
‘People’s Jaws Drop’: Paul Webster’s New Docudrama Shocks Audiences
Paul Webster, the director of The Vasectomy Doctor, talks about his new 'docudrama' on the first doctor in Ireland to perform vasectomies.
Listen and Learn at Ireland Music Week
The festival will include workshops for up-and-coming artists, and will advocate for gender balance in festival line-ups.
Between States and Studio, Trinitones Hunt Further Successes
Acapella group Trinitones have just completed a third international headline tour, and have plans to release their first studio album.
Why X-Pollinator Could be a Catalyst for Gender Equality in Irish Film
The goal of X-Pollinator is to aid the creation and promotion of female-driven projects in Irish filmmaking.
In Carousel, a Clothing Line That’s Comfortable – and Kind to the Earth
Betty Corcoran, the brand manager of Carousel on Exchequer St, says she wants her new line to 'complement your personality'.
In National Gallery, a Testament to a 20th-Century Spanish Artist
An exhibition showing in the National Gallery of Ireland remembers 20th-century artist Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida.