Culture
The Latest Issue of Channel Magazine Tackles Intersectional Environmentalism
Packed with poetry and prose, the latest issue of this eco-literary magazine was launched on November 26th.
Sally Rooney, Naoise Dolan, and Niamh Campbell Have Founded the ‘Trinity School’
Like Trinity campus itself, the writing in these novels can often take place deep within its own microcosm and rarely reflects reality, writes Barry Pierce.
Conor Tobin is a Filmmaker on the Cusp of Old and New
Conor Tobin started making films after the recession hit. Ten years later, he's still producing works that are both visual and visceral.
Not for the Faint-Hearted
In his 30-odd years working in Irish film and TV, Fintan Connolly has seen a lot of change. But he hasn't struggled to balance old and new.
Five of the Best: Dublin’s Irish Boutiques
Find the best of Irish fashion in Dublin's boutiques – from Eirloom to Om Diva.
The Playwrights Sticking Two Fingers Up to Our Toxic View of Sex
In Two Fingers Up, a new play airing as part of the Dublin Fringe, Seon Simpon and Gina Donnelly take the audience on a tour of sex-shaming.
Showcasing Contemporary Art from Behind Closed Doors
Just like Olivier Cornet’s exhibition ‘On Paper’, Dublin’s contemporary art scene has shown its resilience in times of vulnerability.
Theatre For One Saw An Experimental Return to Live Theatre
Theatre For One ran in the Abbey Theatre from the December 18th to December 23rd, just in time for Christmas.
The Beauty of the Beast
Ciannait Khan gets a glimpse of life at a remote animal sanctuary in the Czech mountains, where the beauty and cruelty of nature collide.
Mary Berry Dishes Cooking Tips and Cheeky Winks at the Phil
The star of the Great British Bake Off charmed those assembled in the GMB this afternoon.