Culture

Snarls and Sniggers with the Wood Burning Savages

Northern Irish band The Wood Burning Savages are angry and they want everyone to know about it.

By Dominic McGrath

An Obituary for Kale

The hype around kale is finally dying. Ciara Haley recalls some of her worst kale moments.

By Ciara Haley

Literary Heavyweights Launch Centre for Literary Translation

Marie Heaney and John Banville joined Provost Patrick Prendergast to launch the new centre.

By Dominic McGrath

Five of the Best: Alternative Study Spaces

Bored of the Berkeley? Check out the best places to study across the city.

By Phoebe Eddleston

Your Next Favourite: Il Caffe di Napoli

The best cafe on the far side of Trinity's campus.

By Grace Meagher

Plenty of Reasons to see 10 Out of 12

10 Out Of 12, written by Anne Washburn, is currently on in the Samuel Beckett.

By Alice Bellamy

Arabella Bishop is Shaping the Irish Art Scene

With her wit and charm, Bishop is a perfect ambassador for the Irish art scene.

By Imogen Kavanagh

Dublin’s Long Gaze Back

The One City, One Book festival is running throughout April.

By Rachael Kilduff

How to Spin a Story, by the Best Female Irish Writers

Visit an Old Library exhibition that celebrates the female Irish writers and their children's books.

By Chloe Tait

Dawson on Our Doorstep

Dawson St is one of the best streets in Dublin for food and drink.

By Lorna Reid