Dublin
How Roz Purcell is Biting Back
The model and author discusses body image, social image – and why it's important to back up your activism with facts.
Trinity Trend: The Mullet
Once the stylistic equal of socks and sandals, the mullet has has risen from the ashes to take Trinity by storm.
With Banríon, Trinity’s Róisín Ní Haicéid is Tearing Up the Script
The frontwoman of Trinity's biggest new band talks about growing in creative confidence and writing music as a disability activist.
With Dublin Theatre’s Stage Managers, a Trip Behind the Curtain
Stage management, a vital part of theatre-making, is a process shrouded in mystery. Those who do it say there's a lot to the job.
Dublin’s Dessert Dumplings Represent the Debasement of a Proud Cuisine
Katy Amos writes that dessert dumplings, which have now hit Dublin, are the thin end of a toxic wedge – misguided fusion cooking.
JYellowL Entertains and Enlightens – By Talking About What’s Real
Dublin rapper JYellowL is a hot property – he's opened for Nelly, among other successes. Now he's back, with his hardest-hitting single yet.
Students with Immunocompromised Families Not Required to Vacate
In addition, the belongings of residents who have temporarily left College will not be thrown out.
In Universities, Academics and Activists Fight for Ireland’s Deaf Community
It hasn't always had much recognition, but at third-level, there's a sense that the Deaf Community is finally being 'listened to'.
Piecing Together the Living History of Dublin’s Theatre Royal
For more than 100 years, the Theatre Royal was a cultural hub for many Dubliners. Its demise was sad, but its legacy is a glorious one.
With Wendy Erskine, an Unrestricted Dive into Literary Imagination
The acclaimed Belfast author on the bizarreness of life, the power of brevity and the 'nonsense talked about writing'.