Women and men from Góilín Singing Club will join writer Catherine Ann Cullen at Pearse Street Library today for a lively evening of songs and poems populated by Irish women, real and imagined. From Molly Malone to Molly Bloom, from […]
Read more →May the road rise to meet you, the roof above you never fall in and those gathered beneath it never fall out. May you live as long as you want, and never want as long as you live. May the […]
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Force Majeure director Ruben Ostlund continues to mine situation comedy from middle class Swedish mores in The Square, a hilarious look at the hapless life of a Stockholm art gallery curator. Close to two and a half hours long, it […]
Read more →The classical music festival, Feis Ceoil, which has been held annually since 1896 and attracts over 5,000 participants from all over Ireland, runs in Ballsbridge until March 23rd. Following that a showcase performance of the most outstanding competitors from this […]
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We’ve got a packed lineup and a real mixed bag this week. The best new release is You Were Never Really Here, the latest from one of the best working filmmakers, Lynne Ramsay. Joaquin Phoenix plays a mercenary whose latest […]
Read more →The Irish Greyhound Board have announced their plans for a major new €3 million redevelopment of Shelbourne Park Greyhound Stadium. The board are soon to be flush with funds following the agreed sale of their Harold’s Cross track for €23 […]
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If you dare to venture out to the movies this weekend, the highlight of the new releases is A Fantastic Woman. This Chilean drama follows a trans woman whose older romantic partner dies of a stroke, leaving her to negotiate […]
Read more →Last Friday saw a special screening of a documentary film dedicated to the workers at Dublin Port. The event took place at The Lab Gallery on Foley Street and included a walk through of commissioned port artwork entitled ‘Transit Gateway’ […]
Read more →Students at Ballsbridge College are holding a fashion show this week as part of their Event Management course. The night is being staged in aid of the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust and will take place at the Russell Court hotel […]
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If you were around in the 1990s you’ll be familiar with the name Tonya Harding. In I, Tonya, Margot Robbie is excellent as the disgraced skater in a biopic that keeps its audience enthralled with a larger than life roster […]
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