Culture
‘Ghosted!’ the Hauntingly Hilarious Musical Explores Grief at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Lyricist Makena Margolin discusses her interpretation of loss as her musical production ‘Ghosted!’ moves on from its Samuel Beckett Theatre debut in a conversation with Theatre Editor Catherine Furby.
Young Athletes from Palestine Barred from Entry into Ireland
The Department of Justice refused visas for 33 children and 14 adults from GAA Palestine visiting Ireland. The refusal culminated in a €38,000 loss and a “deeply painful” experience for the organisation.
What to Expect from Freshers’ Week Society Events
Frances Doeblin’s guide to surviving Freshers’ Week society events
We All Need Our (Third) Space
Has the cost of living crisis in Dublin priced students out of third spaces?
Ré Nua ag Earnáil Foilsitheoireachta na Gaeilge?
Téann Liam Ó Callaráin i mbun agallaimh le Eoghan Mac Giolla Bhríde, stiúrthóir an chomhlachta foilsitheoireachta Éabhlóid.
The Privilege of Symbolism: Should Theatre Play a Role in Modern-Day Activism?
In light of the recent blending of arts and politics, Deputy Theatre Editor Amelia Sikora explores the creative and social implications of performance activism
A Review of In Extremis, a Play on Oscar Wilde
Liam Kelly reviews the latest exploration of the life of Oscar Wilde, on t Bewley's Cafe Theatre
Four Films and a TV
Film Editor Khushi Jain shares the most underrated volumes from her underrated taste in media
TOGETHER: A Review
John Crofton reviews the latest from director Michael Shanks
Aging like Fine Wine: Celebrating Old Films in New Times
Revisiting Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility and Stephen Frears’ My Beautiful Laundrette.