Arts
The Weird Sisters: Forgotten Female Artists in Irish History
The legacy of Elizabeth and Lily Yeats has been hidden in the shadow of their famous brothers.
Five of the Best: Scariest Irish Art
With Halloween fast approaching, Ella Smyth has picked the top eerie Irish artworks that will haunt your dreams.
Basic Income for the Arts: The Pilot Scheme That Could Transform How We Make Art
“This payment, at its core, represents freedom.”
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.
Window A World Explores Identity and Uncertainty
Window a World will run at the Dublin Theatre Festival box office until October 16th.
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.
Sammy Copley: A Year On
The Trinity student discusses their new single, upcoming gigs and the role of TikTok in building a music career
Owen Henry on Navigating Trinity’s Music World
The soloist, chairperson and student dives into the trials and tribulations of Trinity’s music world.
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 Bray Literary Festival Showcases Irish Writers, New and Old
The festival had its final run last weekend, featuring a wide-ranging group of Irish artists