Culture
National Gallery Exhibition Explores Memory Through Jack B Yeats’ Paintings
The exhibition, “Painting & Memory”, opens to the public from September 4th.
Experimental Irish Theatre Returns with Dublin’s Fringe Festival
The theatre scene – with dozens of Trinity graduates in tow – is bouncing back after months of lockdown.
WHAT IS THE WORD Boldly Blends Cinema and Theatre
Billed as an “audio cinematic experience”, the show offered a selection of Beckett’s poetry in both English and French
‘Minseach’ Brings the Fun by Fusing Gaeilge and Dance
The solo dance performance is a simultaneous ode to the Irish language while questioning and exploring the nature of entertainment.
Five of the Best: Dublin Theatre Festival
Our top picks for the upcoming festival, which will sell out fast due to limited space to allow for social distancing.
‘Fetish 101’ Puts a Comedic Twist on Online Lectures
Matthew Tallon’s commissioned for this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival, absurdist focuses on kinks and fetishes.
Eateries in Dublin That Don’t Cost the Earth
Many of us are making efforts to eat more sustainably. Kate Burke explores the eco-friendly food and drink options around Dublin.
Jamestown Market: A Hidden Gem in Inchicore
Alannah Ní Mhuirí visits one of the lesser known flea markets of Dublin
Mamó Mia: A Weekend of Culinary Delights in Dublin
Kate Burke visits two of Dublin’s shining stars in the food scene.
‘One Good Turn’ Paints a Portrait of the Highs and Lows of Family Life
The show was performed live to limited audiences from June 21st-26th and is available on-demand until July 10th.