Dublin

A Guide to Gift Shopping in Dublin’s Independent Stores

Forget second-rate gifts fresh off the high street and impress with a quality present from one of Dublin's independent stores.
By Eleanor Scott and Aoife Murray

Women Honouring Women: Maria Edgeworth Turns 250

The Royal Irish Academy recently celebrated the 250th birthday of Maria Edgeworth, one of Ireland’s most celebrated female writers.
By Dearbhla Ruiséal Ní Dhúbhda

Dublin Old School Returns to Stage

Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson's performances are a feat to behold in the smash hit's revival on stage.
By Christopher Kestell

Trinity to Become a Smoke-Free Campus

The College Board today approved a proposal for a tobacco-free campus with three smoking zones.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

Speaking with: Carta Magazine

Imogen McGuckin sat down with Christian Moore and Harry Downes, the creators behind new literary-prose magazine, Carta.
By Imogen McGuckin

A Broadway Musical With an Irish Backbone

Come From Away will make its European debut in Dublin's Abbey theatre.
By Jack Farrell

Kinopolis in the Irish Metropolis

In its 13th year, the Polish Film Festival hopes to further embed itself within the cultural fabric of Dublin.
By Patrick O’Donoghue

A Blast From the Past at Chic

Chic's concert was more akin to a huge, communal disco party straight from the 1970s than it was a gig.
By Alison Traynor

In Trinity, Poet Thomas Kinsella Gives Last Public Reading

Last night, College celebrated the renowned poet’s 90th birthday with readings and a peek at unpublished material.
By Stephen Patrick Murray

Support Living Irish Artists, says Disillusioned Panel

In the National Gallery, an assortment of Irish writers and musicians made plain the devastating financial pressures they face.
By Chris Corbett