Category: Culture
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New Irish horror series Shudder Street to premier next week
Shudder Street, a new horror webseries, is coming to a screen near you next week. Erica Carter talked through the inspirations behind the new series with writer and director Seán Donohoe and producer Orlagh Doherty. Shudder Street is a new anthology-horror series set…
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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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Newbridge in pictures: Rural Kildare town adjusting to restrictions during Covid-19
TheCity.ie’s Kim O’Leary presents a collection of her own photos from her hometown of Newbridge, Co Kildare, where big and small businesses are fighting to adjust to restrictions – cautiously optimistic that their beloved town will one day flourish again.
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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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Fibromyalgia – A misunderstood condition
The soft purring of Sarah’s cat sounds strangely melodic paired with the tick-tock of the glossy red clock on the wall. “You’ll get through it, not a bother to you” Sarah reassures me I’ll be just fine as I battle through my final…
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Top three city breaks on a student budget for 2020
If you are planning to travel in 2020, you don’t need to be rich to do it. There are plenty of places that you can travel to on a budget, particularly if you’re a struggling student. But, finding the right places to go…
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Review: Tá an Grian ag taitneamh
After a hectic year touring their debut album Dogrel, which was named BBC 6 Music’s album of the year, the boys of Fontaines D.C. arrived home to give the people of Dublin what they wanted, which consisted of listening to unfiltered, home-grown talent…
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