Category: Arts and Culture
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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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‘We have nothing to hide. Nothing…We share this country with the Irish – we are part of it’
Controversial cleric Ali Selim sits down with TheCity.ie’s Ruadhan Jones at the Islamic Cultural Centre to reflect on how multicultural Ireland has become. “In the 1990s there were 20 mosques in Ireland, maybe a few thousand Muslims. Now there are 22 mosques in…
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