Dublin
Holy Show Magazine is Re-Imagining Storytelling
By turns wildly funny and achingly sensitive, Holy Show – edited by Brendan Mac Evilly – is telling stories in different ways.
‘Let Her Stay’: DCUSU Urges Government to Revoke Student’s Deportation
Students gathered at the Justice Department demanding that the government revoke a deportation order issued to Mehwish Saqib.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy Group Sets Up in Trinity
The group held its first meeting on Thursday, with around 20 students in attendance.
Want to Reduce Your Footprint? Dublin’s Sustainable Store Can Help
Jonny Horn and Katie O'Connell have opened a plastic-free, chemical-free store in Blackrock Market.
Dublin’s Newest Literary Magazine is Changing Climate Consciousness
Channel, set up by Elizabeth Murtough and Cassia Gaden Gilmartin, is publishing 'inherently political' writing about nature and the climate.
With Antigone – Or Pale Sister – Dublin Continues a Trend of Greek Myths
Following the trend of recent Irish productions retelling Greek mythology, the Gate shows the Euripidean tragedy Antigone, in the form of Pale Sister.
Bewley’s Cafe Lunches Just Got a Little Darker, With Nothing But a Toerag
Aisling O’Mara's Nothing But a Toerag will run in Bewley's Cafe Theatre all through November.
Meet the Woman Putting Playwrights on a Path to the Stage
Pamela McQueen talks about how being a playwright went out of fashion – and then came back in.
Sprout Returns Bigger and Better to Dawson St
The restaurant has returned to the street where it started life.
New Venue, Anti-Social, to Hit Dublin 8 by the End of the Year
The creation of a new bar called Anti-Social was announced by DJ Marcus O’Laoire and the three main players behind Legs Eleven.