Dublin
In City Assembly House, Ireland’s Best Vintage Vendors
This weekend, escape the commercial grasp of the high street with Fair Lady's Vintage Fair.
Bath Time With Maija Sofia
Ahead of her album launch on December 6, Maija Sofia sits down to talk about poetry, pre-Raphaelite paintings and pop songs.
How Robert Sutton Brought ‘Dubliners’ Into the 21st Century
Trinity graduate Robert Sutton is showing his interactive audiovisual exhibition, Dubliners 2019, in Studio 39 this weekend.
In Back Lane, 10 Photos of a War-Torn Nation
Seeking Refuge, a powerful display documenting photographer Eamon Carr’s voyages to Kosovo, is showing this afternoon.
Blistering Thumper Rock the Grand Social
Dublin sextet Thumper delivered a polished and rip-roaring set last night. It was easy to forget that they're in many ways a local band of Dublin city.
How Rachel Fitzgerald’s Grad Project Became an Award-Winning Film
Filmmaker Rachel Fitzgerald exploded onto Dublin's animation scene with her short film 'Bubbles'. The future may hold even brighter things.
Chinese Newspaper Are Delivering Full-Colour Punk
Hailing from Meath, Chinese Newspaper are one of the capital's most exciting acts. Their sophomore EP, Late Night Pharmacy, sees them more refined than ever.
Break Free From the Library – Get Down to Dublin Book Festival Instead
Dublin Book Festival runs from November 14th to 17th, promising to bring some joy to a stressful month.
Dublin’s Gig Economy is Booming. Its Workers Aren’t
The gig economy has been heralded as the future of employment. But low wages and zero-hours contracts have left many battling poverty and even homelessness.
Wetherspoon’s is a Pub Without Heart or Soul. Don’t Let it Win
The price of a cheap pint is always a temptation, but the spread of Wetherspoon's is a phenomenon that should be resisted at all costs.