Category: Arts and Culture
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Merrion’s open-air artists persevere through Level 3
With Level 3 restrictions ordering galleries to close, Eibhin Kavanagh talks to the artists still able to display their work at the Merrion Square Open-Air Art Gallery. With the introduction of Level 3 restrictions in Dublin last month, art galleries and other cultural…
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‘NaTakallam has been my window to the world’ – The refugee language service ideal for lockdown learning
The City’s Cameron Weymes spoke to Shadi Khaled, a Syrian refugee whose life was transformed after being hired by a language service
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What to watch in isolation: ’90s political football, Neighbours goes rogue and new sitcom aims to eliminate LGBT prejudice
Paul Caffrey reviews the week in TV: The Boys in Green part II (RTÉ One, March 16), Neighbours Late: Endgame (RTÉ2, March 17 – March 23) and Feel Good (Channel 4, March 18).
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Douze points: an injection of Eurovision into our living rooms would have revived a continent
Kate Brayden breaks down why Europe needed the comic insanity of Eurovision to take our minds off Covid-19 pandemic
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‘We’ll be praying for people on the front line of healthcare’ – Ireland’s Baha’i community to celebrate Naw-Ruz over video call
TheCity.’s Cameron Weymes explores how Ireland’s Baha’i community are digitally celebrating their New Year, in spite of Covid-19.
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‘There’s the makings of a Tolkien epic inside everybody’ – Irish filmmaker Paddy Slattery on seeing the stories surrounding us
Irish director Paddy Slattery talks to TheCity.ie about his feature film debut following its successful premiere.
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Watch: Netflix release anime giant Studio Ghibli’s entire film collection
Don’t know who or what Studio Ghibli is? Want to know more? TheCity is here to help!
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The beauty of classical music
Classical music is not just for snobs – beauty can be understood by anyone.
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Watch: Trinity’s Korean society on Parasite’s success
TheCity.ie’s Ayumi Miyano visited Trinity’s Korean society to discuss the success of the Parasite movie.
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Valentine’s Day around the globe: corporate ploy or a universal love-fest?
Kate Brayden speaks to TheCity.ie readers worldwide about their homegrown customs and traditions on Cupid’s favourite day
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