Review
The Irish Edit
Seán McGirr’s Spring/Summer 2026 Collection for Alexander McQueen.
What Netflix’s House of Guinness Reveals About the Importance of Costume Design
The popular new series is packed with fashion hits and misses.
Art on the Stage: Macbeth emerges from the West of Ireland and the landscape of the Druids
At this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival, the Druid Theatre Company made the “Scottish Play” their own to celebrate fifty years of story telling while looking to the future.
Editorial
Editor Impeachability Cannot Come at the Cost of Editorial Independence
TCDSU’s proposed amendment to the UT Editor position gives the union unchecked power over the newspaper without offering a real solution
Ireland vs Mostly Themselves
Roan MacArdle reviews the football season's trials and tribulations for Ireland.
Picasso’s House of Work and Light
The National Gallery traces seven decades of work, love, and solitude through the spaces inhabited by Pablo Picasso.
Inside the RHA’s Archipelago
A review of the exhibition described as a landmark moment for lens-based art in Ireland.
Special Screening of MoLI’s De Profundis
On the 125th anniversary of his death, Oscar Wilde’s letter, written while he was incarcerated in Reading Gaol, is brought back to life.
Popular Bodies, Popular Horror
How global conditions have facilitated the popularity of body horror in Western cinema.
Captivatingly Crafty: The Traitors Ireland
Trust no one in Ireland’s take on the ultimate game of deceit.