Culture

Tom Creed Adapts the Irish Canon with ‘The Quare Fellow’

Emotion and energy collide in Tom Creed's exciting interpretation of Behan's portrait of prison life.
By Laura O'Callaghan

‘We Dance’ is a Poetic Exploration of Black Womanhood

Praise Titus explores the joys and challenges of black womanhood in the world today.
By Laura O'Callaghan

DUPA’s Winter Exhibition Raises a Toast to Journeys and the People Who Take Them

Tonight's Dublin University Photography Association's winter exhibition in the Atrium invited the audience on a journey through time and space.
By Saskia McDonogh Mooney

A Love Letter To The National Gallery

Ella Hussey discusses the sense of home and comfort that the National Gallery brings.
By Ella Hussey

Inside Dublin’s First Independent Fashion Weekend

A glimpse into a weekend championing sustainability, Irish designers and artists
By Eloise Sherrard

A Tale of Two Cities: Comparing the Dublin and Bologna Music Scene

Erasmus student Lucia Orsi contrasts her experience with the vibrant Bologna music scene to Dublin
By Lucia Orsi

Review of the Dublin Independent Film Festival

Sarah Murnane discusses her top three picks from Dublin Independent Film Festival
By Sarah Murnane

‘Weihnachtsheimweh’: Home Away From Home

Ella Parry explores how she reconnects to her home country during the Christmas period.
By Ella Parry

Where Are All The Christmas Sandwiches?

Ella Hussey discusses the best places, or lack thereof, to get your study break Christmas snack.
By Ella Hussey

Placing the Arts at the Heart of Irish Life

A recent injection of funding into the Arts Council provides enormous opportunities to break down barriers for emerging Irish artists.
By Sarah Browne