Radius
Five Of The Best
The Cinemas of Dublin
A Guide to the Best Cinemas in the City
Speak Like You Mean It: Notes on Censorship and Nerves at Trinity
Not censorship, but nerves. The danger isn’t debate, it’s the reflex to treat small slips like major harms and to swap curiosity for purity.
Feature
In conversation with the Journal of Literary Translation’s new Editor-in-Chief, Ioana Răducu
The newly appointed editor talks translation, editorial work, inner workings of the Journal and more
Five Of The Best
Books for the End of Summer
What to read when the days are getting shorter, but summer still lingers
Feature
“Euro-Country”: Ceol mar Chuntas Staire
Téann Saoirse Bhreathnach i ngleic le hamhrán agus albam úr-nua CMAT.
Observations
What Your Drink On A Night Out Says About You
An indisputable personality guide based on beverages consumed at the pub.
Review
7 Irish Films You Must See
A scoping collection of Irish films to satisfy your Letterboxd burnout.
Death of Dublin Nightlife
As Dublin’s nightlife is declining, the Government’s laissez-faire approach is failing keep the allure intact.
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.