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Brutalism in Phibsborough - the future of co-living in Ireland?

Architecture • 22 Jan

Watch: Neil Jordan's Throes - a portrait of a paralysed city

Film • 31 Oct 20

Listen: Three Castles Burning on Bram Stoker's Dublin

Bram Stoker • 29 Oct 20

Notes On Rave In Dublin - watch the acclaimed documentary

Documentaries • 29 Sep 20

Culture Night 2020: A visual journey along Dublin's Grand Canal

Culture Night 2020 • 18 Sep 20

The Gate Theatre said staging any productions this year would be unsustainable

Dublin's Gate Theatre will not reopen until 2021

Culture • 30 Jul 20

In The Picture: Turning Dublin's streets into a Positive Space

visual arts • 22 Jun 20

Dublin, Easter 2020 - watch the haunting short documentary

Irish Short Films • 15 Apr 20

Tommy Smith outside Grogan's, the bar he owned for 47 years. (Pic via Grogan's Facebook)

Tommy Smith RIP - a legendary Dublin publican remembered

In Memoriam • 10 Feb 20

Laoise Murray and Heather O'Sullivan in B(l)oom

In B(l)oom - tasteinyourmouth on their theatrical debut

Theatre • 16 Jan 20

The Luke Kelly statue by Vera Klute in Dublin's Sheriff Street (Pic: Paul Kelly)

Vanishing Dublin - Megan Nolan on a city in crisis

opinion • 10 Oct 19

Why Dublin needs more cultural space

visual arts • 06 Sep 19

The Mill: Artist Nathan O'Donnell on engaging with history

visual arts • 31 Jul 19

A portrait of RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy by artist Brian McCarthy takes pride of place at the 189th RHA Annual Exhibition.

Joe Duffy portrait takes pride of place at RHA Annual Exhibition

visual arts • 11 Jun 19

The U2 footage shows a young, energetic and vibrant band

Watch: Never-before-seen footage of U2 in 1980s Dublin

Culture • 16 Apr 19

Torrent of images: Shift, a collection of new stories from Mia Gallagher (photo Robbie Fry)

Reviewed: Shift by Mia Gallagher

Culture • 08 Aug 18

The Oseberg Ship, the archtypal Viking sea craft. The ship was buried in Vestfold, Norway in 834. Two skeletons found in it were female, one of high social status.

Reviewed: Dublin and the Viking World

Books • 08 May 18

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