Culture
How the History of the Islamic World Found an Unlikely Home in Dublin
The Chester Beatty library hosts Arabic, Hebrew and Persian collections among many others.
The Irish Theatre Awards Must Reflect the Diversity of Artists in the Industry
Awards are just one aspect of how Irish theatre needs to change to support racial diversity, writes Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng.
In Their Opinion: Sibling Rivalry Done Right in UCD Dramsoc Theatre
The play, directed by dynamic sibling duo Nessa and Laoise Molumby, deals with sibling rivalry and sisterly squabbles.
Five of the Best: Dublin Public Libraries
Our literature editor outlines her top five picks for scenic study spots around Dublin.
An Cailín Ciúin, Banshees of Inisherin, Paul Mescal Nominated for Oscars
An Cailín Ciúin and The Banshees of Inisherin both saw significant success with the nominations ceremony on Tuesday.
Othello (maybe a dance) Experiments with Integrity and Infatuation
Weaving dance, film, and theatre, John Scott explores race, domestic violence and human relationships in a physical approach to Shakespeare’s play.
A Meal as Rare as Hen’s Teeth
Théo Martin samples the Liberties' new food hotspot.
The Weird Sisters: Forgotten Female Artists in Irish History
The legacy of Elizabeth and Lily Yeats has been hidden in the shadow of their famous brothers.
Neutrals: Luxury Handbags at an Affordable Price
How a mother and daughter are filling the handbag-sized gap in the fashion market.
Speaking With: Laoise Brady
Théo Martin speaks to DU Food and Drink's Chairperson.