Category: Review
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A taste of the sea at Matt the Thresher
By Aoife Lawless Seafood lovers of the nation, stop what you’re doing and listen up! If like me, the edible bounties of the sea linger first and foremost in your ideal culinary experience then I give you; Matt the Threshers of Pembroke street,…
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Noel Gallagher Rocks Dublin’s 3Arena
Noel Gallagher continued his UK and Ireland arena tour Wednesday night with a 90 minute performance at Dublin’s 3Arena. Ireland’s largest indoor music venue saw the singer-songwriter and his High Flying Birds play a string of songs from his two solo albums…
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Better Call Saul does not disappoint
Attention all Breaking Bad fans, everyone’s favorite lawyer is back! The spin-off series airs every Tuesday and is available on Netflix. The series has been hotly anticipated, so has it lived up to expectations so far? In a word, yes. In fact if…
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Another Stunning Irish Film for 2015: Patrick’s Day
Terry McMahon has brought Irish audiences a stunning piece of work that continues to push the boundaries for Irish cinema. The piece comes after a hugely successful 2014 for Irish film with the likes of John Michael McDonagh’s dark comedy, Calvary, and Lenny…
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What to expect from Season 3 of House of Cards
Daniel Pim looks ahead to the upcoming season of the hit political drama as it makes its long awaited return. House of Cards returns to our screens this Friday. The Netflix series is back for its third season and with it comes the…
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Book Review: ‘The Girl on the Train’ by Paula Hawkins
This could be the year of the domestic noir thriller. After the amazing success of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, both book and film, there was bound to be a reaction in the publishing industry. There is nothing truly new in the world of…
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Pond, Live at Whelan’s
Remember Pond? In one of The City’s previous articles, I told you that their gig in Dublin was a must-go-to. We talked about the psychedelic dimension of the band, but here in Dublin, on the 19th of February 2015, their gig at Whelan’s…
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Sermanni and Terrell to be watched on the folk scene
By Sinéad Fitzgerald Twenty three year old Scottish folk musician Rachel Sermanni and American folk/blues artist Tom Terrell have just completed the Irish leg of their 2015 tour. They are due to perform at a number of venues in Great Britain, including Oxford,…
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Le Cain and Rashidi’s universe: an invitation to experimental cinema
Large room, white walls and not more than three rows of chairs. As people arrive, they find a place to sit. At that moment, all you can hear is quiet voices and someone in the back preparing the projector for some short…
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