Laura O'Callaghan explores two contemporary Irish adaptations in the theatre, Peter Pan and Girl on an Altar
By Laura O'Callaghan
Speaking with
Discussing loss and time in Clockwork Mistakes, Laura O'Callaghan speaks to the writers of this terms' DU Players Fringe Festival headliner
By Laura O'Callaghan
Speaking with
Saskia McDonogh Mooney sits down with the team behind the society's burgeoning fashion magazine.
By Saskia McDonogh Mooney
Speaking with
Eliora Abramson chats with the creative director behind the new DUGES magazine, named after Zora Neale Hurston.
By Eliora Abramson
Feature
Ella Hussey speaks to the Kildare singer, as she touches on the importance of family, moving away and not losing her sense of Irishness ahead of her Dublin show.
By Ella Hussey
Speaking with
Maisie Greener catches up with the forerunners of Dublin’s nightlife scene, speaking to DJs Jezebel, Jenten, FKA Twitter and Sahana on their influences.
By Maisie Greener
Speaking with
Sadie Loughman chats with the start-up blending acoustic music and yoga, providing a new space to bring people together.
By Sadie Loughman
Sarah Browne examines how the ‘BookTok’ boom is affecting the wider literary market and the experiences of individual readers.
By Sarah Browne
Molly Wetsch explores some literary pubs in Dublin and discusses their atmospheric appeal.
By Molly Wetsch
Review
Ella Parry presents MANI, a new spot where you can overspend on lunch and waste study time.
By Ella Parry