“Arts are usually endemic to a culture”
le cool publisher Michael McDermott shoots the breeze with Conor Fox about how Dublin’s arts scene is evolving and why
ExitMusic – Whelan’s November 10th 2012
Nobody was prepared for what happened in Whelan’s last weekend. Hushed voices and murmured conversations were cut short by the
Honouring Savita
A group of UCD students held a candle light vigil outside the Newman Building on Thursday last, medicine November 15th,
Hellacious Histrionics: Murder on the Nile
Aoife Byrne reviews the latest Agatha Christie production to hit The Gaiety Theatre, prescription Murder on the Nile The Agatha
Cad atá i ndán don rothaíocht ghairmiúil?
De réir dealraimh, generic bhí an dópáil lárnach i bhfoireann US Postal Service (foireann rothaíochta Mheiriceá) riamh anall. Ní foláir
Main Street
Darragh Moriarty searches for answers on a walk down O’Connell Street In the past twenty years or so O’Connell Street
New Releases
Joseph Gallagher takes a look at the latest releases to hit the silver screen The Perks of Being a Wallflower
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS
Ciaran Breslin caught up with Mark from Enemies to chat about their new single, Japan and meeting the cast of
No room in the inn for UCD students
Over the course of the summer and coming into the start of the new academic year student housing has become
‘Come on, Vogue!’
Lauren Tracey discusses the relevance of Vogue Magazine, sick a true icon, sickness still looking fabulous at 120 years old. “Every