Magazine
Elite Hobbies: Examining the Sport Favoured by the USA’s One Per Cent
Charlie Hastings reflects on his childhood playing golf and how the US golf scene could learn a thing or two from Irish golfing traditions.
I Can’t Get Home
Cleo Daly and Emma Fitzpatrick explore the lack of freedom that comes with being unable to do even the most basic task safely as a woman: walking home.
Sigh: Curse the Chaos of the English Language
The English language is a force of chaos but also one of beauty, writes Siothrún Sardina.
A Week Memorable for its High Dosage of Largely Self-inflicted Damage
Cultural exploration leads to unexpected tempestuousness in South Africa for Charlie Moody-Stuart.
My Swedish Adventure: Documenting the Bibu / ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2022
Ailbhe Noonan breaks down her experiences with travelling for work to the Bibu / ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2022 in Helsingborg, Sweden.
Sigh: No, I Will Not ‘Excuse the Pun’
Weaving puns together sows seeds of humour. Why are its artists so often punished sew, asks Siothrún Sardina.
Ratatouille: A Taste of France that’s Ideal for Batch Cooking
The stew made famous by Pixar can be prepared several different ways, and keeps wonderfully in the fridge for a few days.
Not Like Other Gulls – Tackling Trinity’s Seagull Ascendancy
It's high time Trinity used its experts to develop a defence system against those hounding birds, writes Piotr Jedro.
Running for Cover
Halay Sultan and her family fled Afghanistan last year with the help of Dubliner Richie Hedderman.
A Tale of Two Curfews in South Africa
On erasmus near Cape Town, Charlie Moody-Stuart found himself having to think creatively to pass the time – but for those one town over, lockdown has brought challenges of a far greater magnitude.