Graffiti: Crime, art or in between?
Irish society has advanced leaps and bounds since the conservative 70s, to the budding model society of the 90s, all
The History of Jameson
Today “Jameson” is pretty much a synonym for “Irish whiskey” the world over. In fact, Jameson is currently the world’s
Dismaland
A new theme park unlike any before opened this August. A large pond in the centre of it with a
Culture Night Tonight: Showcasing Semen Sculptures and Le Galaxie
Culture Night kicks off tonight in Dublin, with free entrance to over 1,000 free events across the city. Tonight is
A look at Oscar Wilde
Irish literature has been blessed with many great writers. From James Joyce to Roddy Doyle, Irish talent has stretched over
All life is here: Body & Soul
There’s a lot of living to be done in three days, if you can find the right time and place
Review: Hannibal
Whilst it’s odd sometimes to comprehend, people have always been incredibly interested in the strange and unusual in the world.
Jameson Film Festival: Review and Special Picks
The Jameson Film Festival finished on the 29th of March with a spectacular final day full of impressive films, enchanting
Literature since the Time of Cholera: Celebrating Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The 17th of April marks the first anniversary of the death of Nobel Laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The journalist turned
Self Publishing: Another Way
Last time I spoke of Agents, Publishers, and Editors. I neglected to talk about self-publishing for a number of reasons.
An Interview with UCD playwright James Cooney
Interviewed by: Geneva Pattison. What inspires you to write and how have you incorporated it into your work? I
Writing Diary #3: Agents, Editors, and Publishing
So far we’ve largely talked about the practical side of writing, the crafting of plots, the sculpting of characters, that