Dublin
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The 2020 International Literature Festival in Dublin
The International Literature Festival Dublin has revealed the programme for this year. And like many of this year’s cultural events affected by the pandemic, this programme will take place online. Dhai Almutairi chats with those involved in the upcoming virtual festival. Joey Kavanagh…
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Good Vibrationz continue to operate outdoors as Dublin remains in Level 3
Events host and organiser Good Vibrationz are continuing to operate their events outdoors, despite last week’s news that Dublin will remain in Level 3, with the rest of the country joining them and Donegal. Erica Carter discusses with them how they’re adapting to…
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How local cafes are coping with Level 3 restrictions
Dhai Almutairi checked on the local cafe to see how they are managing with Level 3 restrictions in place. The government announced last week that all counties will join Dublin and Donegal in Level 3 of the Living with Covid-19 plan for the…
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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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Get Ireland working again
Is it time we give Fine Gael, and the rest of the government, a break and actually let them get on with running the country?
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The beginning of the end: Extreme music legends Slayer kick off third leg of final world tour in 3Arena
For thirty-seven years double Grammy award winners, Slayer, have pioneered extreme music in the relative mainstream, being one of the most successful heavy metal bands of all time. Especially in the early MTV years alongside their contemporaries in Anthrax, Megadeth, and Metallica. Their…
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Vinyl comeback seen on Dublin streets
Dublin’s city centre has found itself inundated with the oddest of entrepreneurial ventures over the past few months. Apparently, Dubliners just can’t get enough craft beer, poké, expensive coffee and €3 doughnuts that are packed with enough sugar to induce Type 2 diabetes.…
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404 Dublin: Tech Geeks, Coders & Information Over-Loaders
It was a clear day at the Kilmainham Royal Hospital as hundreds of attendees, young and old, descended upon the doors of what was to be one of the biggest networking events in Dublin this year. The clear skies and sun’s shining rays…
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Cyclist safety uncertain as Luas Cross City prepares to launch
With the Luas Cross City project almost launched, Lee Shields explores the dangers to the city’s cyclists as Luas tracks have been extended across the city. The new Luas Cross City line is due for it’s official start of service on Saturday at…
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