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Review
Art on the Stage: Macbeth emerges from the West of Ireland and the landscape of the Druids
At this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival, the Druid Theatre Company made the “Scottish Play” their own to celebrate fifty years of story telling while looking to the future.
Art on the Street: Activism or Advertisement?
The rise of sticker graffiti in and around Trinity leaves questions of purpose and importance among the student body.
Extract
Ferdia Lennon Awarded Rooney Prize for Literature 2025
Dublin-born author wins for his debut novel, Glorious Exploits
The Art of Creative Survival in Modern Ireland
Ireland’s art sector is facing uncertainty with the simultaneous promise of stability and the oncoming threat of technological disruption.
Preview
Buaiteorí na nGradam Foilsitheoireachta do Leabhair Ghaeilge 2025
Pléann Saoirse Bhreathnach buaiteoirí na ngradam foilsitheoireachta do leabhair Ghaeilge 2025
Review
Picasso’s House of Work and Light
The National Gallery traces seven decades of work, love, and solitude through the spaces inhabited by Pablo Picasso.
A Portrait of the Post-Graduate
Postgraduate student Conor Killian on the liminality of life after undergraduate study, yet before life after College
Interview with a Young Drag Superstar
A conversation with the fabulous Sasha Shame on drag culture in 21st century Dublin
Feature
New Turn For Dublin Theatre Festival As Director Changes After 13 Years
Reflections on the legacy of the Dublin Theatre Festival and on the achievements of Róise Goan’s first year as its Artistic Director
Preview
Reading Fatigue: The True Importance of a Good Book
Exams loom and coursework is upon us. The task of reading can seem less enticing than jumping into the Irish Sea, but there are a plethora of reasons as to why having a book in your bag can help combat those feelings of seasonal depression.