Leo Burdock untold: Chips, war and hungry celebrities
Nestled on the fringe of the Liberties, opposite Christchurch Cathedral, is an unparalleled success story, the rise of which seems to defy logic, and boggle the mind. From humble beginnings,…
DIFF 2023 is reimagined with ‘community’ at the heart of the festival
Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) returned on Thursday with a reimagined look as festival director Gráinne Humphreys focuses on the importance of community at this year’s festival. “DIFF has been…
Mother Cultúr Club at Collins Barracks for St Patrick’s Festival
Queer space Mother is hosting an event on 16 March at St Patrick’s Festival Quarter in the courtyard of the National Museum at Collins Barracks in Dublin. Mother will be…
Ukrainian opera star sings at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Ukraine’s very own ‘Lady Opera’ took to the altar to give a powerful vocal performance for Dublin residents A concert in support of Ukraine was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral…
Return of the craic – St Patrick’s Day at the Guinness Storehouse
Delebrations of the national holiday return to the ‘Home of Guinness’ Excitement is brewing in Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse as St Patrick’s Day celebrations are underway. The Guinness Storehouse at St.…
North-city sanctuary for the mind, body and soul
New arts gathering spot Universal Space offers a hub for people to connect after the pandemic Dublin city centre can often be a space with a non-stop atmosphere, with people,…
Street artists fight to keep their art on the walls of Dublin
The artists of Subset are determined to end the longstanding argument regarding public art and planning permission. After several disputes over the last ten years, Dublin City Council is now…
New monthly LGBTQ+ poetry night at Street 66
The success of Wilde Poets, a one-off event last November, has given rise to a new monthly LGBTQ+ poetry and spoken word event, with arts activist and media producer Sonya…
Freddo Bars and Cigars – a masterfully executed dive into anxiety and generational trauma
Dead Cute’s debut production weaves an intensely relatable tale of dread and discontent. On a cold February night, a first production at the Smock Alley Theatre played to a receptive…
‘The Narrow Gate of the Here-and-Now’ at IMMA
The Irish Museum of Modern Art’s latest exhibit tackles important issues such as feminism, migration, racism, and much more. Intro Modern and contemporary art can be confusing and hard to…
A night to remember with KhakiKid
KhakiKid’s headline show puts on full display the talent of the rising rapper Irish rapper Khakikid held a headline show in the Grand Social for a night that will live…
Herstory shines a light on student activism
In celebration of St. Brigid’s Day 2022, the feminist movement Herstory held its annual light show, illuminating many Irish landmarks. The annual Herstory light show took place last week to…
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