What’s On In Dublin?
In Life’s Pocket: Dublin Artist Miriam McConnon’s new work focuses on domestic objects. Her works have been created to link people to the domesticities…
Arts
Forgotten Places: The Eblana Theatre
The general student population will have never heard of the Eblana Theatre, most likely due to its closure in 1995. Yet, it is a…
What’s On In Dublin This Month?
Be My Baby: The Sugar Club continue their themed evenings with ‘Be My Baby’, a night celebrating the wonderful music of Phil Spector who…
The Edge of Landscape Exhibition
William Crozier’s work will take up space in the IMMA on Friday, 13th October for six months. This exhibition will focus on Crozier’s early…
The Future
The Future is a new festival coming to the RDS in Dublin on 3rd and 4th of November. Only in its first year, it…
Refugee Rights the Focus of 8×8 Festival
The 8×8 Festival is running in UCD from October 1st – 8th. It’s a student led initiative held on college campuses across Ireland funded…
What’s On In Dublin This Month? The Dublin Theatre Festival
October is certainly the month for theatre fanatics this time of year, as Dublin Theatre Festival brings some of the very best and new…
Arts Council Grants and Bursaries
The Arts council accept applications for Grants each year. Several have deadlines in the month of October. If you have a large project in…
Play In Review: Everything Now By John Scott
John Scott’s ‘Everything Now’ brings great anticipation with it. On entering the theatre, we feel connected to the piece already, if not vulnerable to…
Fresh Fest 2017: A Handy Guide to the Best Societies
Freshers’ Week is one of the most exciting opening weeks of the UCD calendar. It not only creates a great buzz around campus, but…
Dublin Fringe Festival Preview
With the Autumn term comes the usual excitable feelings and back to college rituals. Fortunately the Autumn/Winter period continuously boasts an effervescent program of…
Event Guide: In the Loop
A guide to the most interesting events and festivals coming up around Dublin, and on campus. Dublin Gay Theatre Festival: From the 1st…