Arts
Government Announces €9m for Royal Irish Academy of Music
Mary Mitchell O'Connor and Josepha Madigan today announced funding of €9 million for the redevelopment of the academy's premises.
Imposing, Unapologetic and Immersive Art
As It Goes, Joe Scullion's latest exhibition in the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, offers an immersive artistic experience.
Joy as a Result of Idles
The contradictions at the heart of everything Idles do are laid gloriously bare as the band bring their visceral punk to the Button Factory.
Speaking With: The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Despite outspoken antipathy for the music industry and capitalist society generally, Anton Newcombe finds solace in creating music.
Ruth Negga on ‘Life as an Outsider’
Speaking to Trinity Law Society yesterday, Ruth Negga advised budding actors not to let anyone 'diminish' them.
Thrilling Beach House Plant Roots at Vicar St
Waves of luscious sound keep the crowd rooted to the spot, as Beach House bring their bewitching brand of dream pop to Vicar Street.
Speaking With: Hen’s Teeth
From humble beginnings at a kitchen table to an innovative collective, Hen's Teeth emanates dynamic ambition and accessibility all at once.
Photo and Film Exhibition Aims to Educate and Entertain
Set up outside the Berkeley until Friday, the 8x8 photography and film exhibition is a student-run initiative focused on global justice issues.
Enda Walsh Presents an Opera for Our Times
Bluebeard's Castle is a masterwork in multimedia fusion, touching on topics like abuse and male violence.
Roddy Doyle’s ‘Rosie’ Brings Homelessness Home
At a screening of 'Rosie' in the Light House, Roddy Doyle and director Paddy Breathnach chatted about the influences and aims of the new film.