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A look at Fontaine’s D.C. ‘Dopamine chamber’
Fontaines D.C.’s fifth studio album Dopamine Chamber immediately isolates you in a new dystopian place with a feeling of unfamiliarity in their sound, along with engaging synth. The first track’s beats-per-minute (BPM) is the same rate as a resting heartbeat, kickstarting the life into this record. It wakes you up with 80s style Depeche Mode-synth…
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In January and February of 2026, the HSE and PSI began the rollout of a new service for community pharmacy across Ireland called the Common Conditions Service. This campaign was to enable community pharmacists to provide advice and offer expanded treatment options to patients for eight common conditions. The service broadened the scope of pharmacists’…
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Students receiving Government grants are still turning to charitable assistance to meet the costs of university, with the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SVP) reporting that its education bursaries support over 2,000 students. SVP said its Education and Training bursary fund had provided over €3 million towards expenses including books, laptops, course fees, travel,…
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During the 1990s, the Drumcree Conflict on Garvaghy Road was one of the biggest conflicts in Northern Ireland, so why is it back in the news almost three decades later? What is the Drumcree Conflict? Garvaghy Road, based in a predominantly Catholic area in Portadown, County Armagh, has also been part of the traditional route…
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Designing album covers for rock stars, having your work displayed at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and creating one of the most recognisable political posters of the 20th century is a dream career for any artist. For a kid from Glasnevin with no art degree or even art classes in school, this was…
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Upon descending the stairs of the International Centre for the Image, beneath Dublin’s Docklands, one can now experience the cosmos of “Rhi-Entry”, a new exhibition by Rhiannon Adam. Over 781 people have been to space. 28 have travelled to the moon. 12 men have set foot on its surface. Until November 2021, when Irish artist…
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A selection of Palestinian artworks, including some that were smuggled out of Gaza during the ongoing genocide, will go on display in Dublin next week. The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) presents How to Work Together?, an exhibition from the Eltiqa collective, curated by the Question of Funding community. Speaking from Amsterdam, curator Yazan Khalili told…
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