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Review
7 Irish Films You Must See
A scoping collection of Irish films to satisfy your Letterboxd burnout.
Feature
Curator’s Corner: What Goes into Making an Exhibition?
The National Gallery of Ireland’s Janet McLean discusses her work as a curator for the upcoming ‘Picasso: From the Studio’ and beyond.
Observations
The Weight of Concrete: The Eavan Boland Library and Dublin’s Brutalist Inheritance
Renaming Trinity’s central library reframes a Brutalist landmark, linking its material honesty to the city’s broader modernist legacy.
Review
The National Gallery’s Wild Beast of Glass
More than 50 years after a collection of his works was donated to the National Gallery of Ireland, Maurice Marinot’s avant-garde experiments in glass find themselves on display for the first time. Eavan O’Keeffe
Five Of The Best
Five Authors and Books You Should Know For Women in Translation Month
Literature Editor Natalia Kamendy looks back on the best reads for August, also known as Women in Translation Month
Observations
The Doors of the Hugh Lane Gallery Are Closing—What Will We Be Missing Out On?
Sadhbh Dempsey explores the Hugh Lane Gallery ahead of its closure at the end of September.
Feature
It’s Finally Cool to be Irish
A discussion on whether the sudden embrace of our heritage in our fashion might be becoming performative.
Review
The Abbey Theatre in Print
Eavan O’Keeffe Reviews the National Print Museum’s New Exhibition Poster Boys: The Work of Kevin Scally and Brendan Foreman for the Abbey Theatre.
Review
Celine Song’s Materialists: A Review
Song’s second star-studded feature does not quite live up to its predecessor
Preview
The Trinitones Share Key Notes from Their Debut Album
The Trinitones, after gracing the ears of hundreds of thousands internationally, are finally releasing their first album after their upcoming Electric Picnic performance.