Magazine
London’s Hottest Photographer is an Irish Teenager
At just 19, Conor Clinch has risen to become one of Ireland’s most talked about photographers. With a project with Rankin under his belt, Clinch is determined, humble, and about to truly take off.
Review
Tim Cook Speaks to the Phil about Apple’s Intersection with Human Rights, Education and Privacy
Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, received the society’s Gold Medal of Honorary Patronage this morning.
Music Review: Hello by Adele
Sarah Ledden responds to Adele's long anticipated return to the music scene with the release of her single Hello
Band Interview: My Tribe, Your Tribe
Aoife O' Donoghue talks genre, gigs and ghosts with rising dark pop band My Tribe, Your Tribe
Review
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor on Acting, Theatre and Struggling Passion
Colm O'Halloran recounts Tom Vaughan-Lawlor's visit to DU Players, where he spoke of his own time at Trinity and how to keep going as an actor.
Cookbook Review: Gok Cooks Chinese by Gok Wan
From fashion to food, Róisín Power reviews Gok Wan's debut cookbook
Home Cooking with Dropchef
Sophie Cassidy investigates the Dublin-based company making making home cooking convenient
Films for Foodies
Niamh O'Sullivan on the top films to whet your appetite
Book Review: The Bees by Laline Paull
Octavia Van Smirren reviews Laline Paull's debut novel which has both "honey and a sting"
Book Review: The Judicial Imagination by Prof Lyndsey Stonebridge
Gillian Murtagh reviews the work of the University of East Anglia professor, which highlights literature as a vehicle for securing human rights.