Culture
Reading Fatigue: The True Importance of a Good Book
Exams loom and coursework is upon us. The task of reading can seem less enticing than jumping into the Irish Sea, but there are a plethora of reasons as to why having a book in your bag can help combat those feelings of seasonal depression.
Inside the RHA’s Archipelago
A review of the exhibition described as a landmark moment for lens-based art in Ireland.
Special Screening of MoLI’s De Profundis
On the 125th anniversary of his death, Oscar Wilde’s letter, written while he was incarcerated in Reading Gaol, is brought back to life.
Catherine Corless Awarded Honorary Patronage of the Eliz
Historian who campaigned for justice for the children of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home received the award on Friday.
Popular Bodies, Popular Horror
How global conditions have facilitated the popularity of body horror in Western cinema.
Captivatingly Crafty: The Traitors Ireland
Trust no one in Ireland’s take on the ultimate game of deceit.
Nua-Phágántacht i Saol an Lae Inniu
Cur faoi chois agus athbheochan na Págánachta in Éirinn
Sraith Netflix The House of Guinness
An Chéad Sraith Netflix Riamh le Fotheidil Ghaeilge
Contribution
Bagairtí ó Dhílseoirí faoin nGaeilge – Cé Chomh Dáiríre is atá na Bagairtí Seo?
Vótáil Comhairle Cathrach Bhéal Feirste ar son polasaí chun comharthaí dátheangach a chur i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla ar fud na cathrach, ach tá bagairtí foiréigneacha rompu.
Do Politics Belong in a Pub?
Audrey De Groot takes a stroll through a couple Dublin pubs and reflects on their role in political discourse.