Dublin
At Jonathan Swift Festival, Roddy Doyle and Tommy Tiernan Swap Stories
Commitments author Roddy Doyle and comedian Tommy Tiernan debated the purpose of comedy, and entertained with anecdotes.
Students Join Thousands for Housing March
Protestors marched from the Garden of Remembrance to Dame St, chanting 'one solution – revolution'.
Honouring Jonathan Swift
The Jonathan Swift Festival is upon us. Here’s a taste of what you can expect from this gathering of enthusiasts.
To Succeed, 3fe’s Daniel Must Hone its Identity
3fe's newest cafe on Clanbrassil St feels more like your granny's house than a pub of yore.
Food and Festivity at Yuleyard
Eatyard has been transformed into a winter wonderland for the festive season.
Treallús ag Teastáil i dTaobh Iompair Phoiblí na Cathrach
Má thagann athrú ar mheoin na bpolaiteoirí, agus má tá an tÚdarás Náisiúnta Iompair níos ullmhaithe le comhairliúcháin phoiblí, chuirfí feabhas réabhlóideach ar shaol na cathrach.
Far from Agony in Trinity’s Gruesome Playground Injuries
An interesting exploration into the forces that govern how we love portrayed wonderfully in Trinity’s final Debut festival.
Blossoms Bring Feel-Good Manchester Pop to the Olympia
The Blossoms will be supported by gritty Derry-based Touts.
Bloss is Challenging Perceptions of Irish Design
The pop-up store in Dundrum features a mix of both emerging and established Irish designers.
Dodge Black Friday at Sustainable Swap Shop
Transparent magazine is encouraging people to save the environment by swapping old clothes for new ones in Lucky's Bar today.