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Ó hAodha Guides Classic Irish Tale Down New Road in Latest Translation
The first-ever published translation of Seosamh Mac Grianna’s 'Mo Bhealach Féin' is now available to purchase.
Sunburn Talk Singles, Lockdown and the Future of Live Music
Sunburn bassist Muirish Waugh talks about defining a distinct sound during the silence of lockdown.
The Lockdown TV and Film Moments Worth Revisiting
This quarantine screen guide serves to remind us of the influence that the media exercised on the early days of lockdown.
Ray Commins Asked One Question This Summer: StoryBud?
This new online platform takes the pressures away from producing high-brow literary content, and replaces it with the sheer joy of storytelling.
Author Emma Dabiri Addresses the Science Gallery’s Virtual Book Club
This two-hour discussion of literature and lived experience saw the acclaimed author attend the book club to discuss her work.
Tenet: Mind-Bending, Visually Spectacular, but Emotionally Empty
Due to coronavirus restrictions in Dublin, cinemas which had been showing ‘Tenet’ are currently closed.
This Year’s International Literature Festival Will Be One for the Books
Elaine Feeney and Eva Griffin talk about what we can expect from this year’s online events, and the happy accidents that fell into place along the way.
M(h)aol are Raising their Voices for Women in Irish Post-Punk
This post-punk band are bringing sonic resonances to Ireland’s political past and present with their new single “Laundries”.
At Dublin Theatre Festival, Deirdre Kinihan’s ‘Embargo’ Blurs Moral Lines
Fishamble’s latest production 'Embargo' was streamed live from the Pump House at 7pm last night, bringing Dublin Theatre Festival 2020 to a close.
Sinead Gleeson on the Challenge of Capturing Ireland in 100 Stories
Gleeson’s latest anthology is a collection of 100 Irish short stories from the last 150 years, written by a selection of authors that range from the household names to the forgotten talents.