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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: 2024 Oscars Fashion Aoibhínn Clancy breaks down the most notable looks from the 96th annual Academy Awards.

Located in the heart of Hollywood, the Dolby Theatre rolled out the red carpet last night to celebrate the biggest night in film, the 96th Annual Academy Awards. Before the winners were announced, speeches read and bows taken, hopeful nominees … Continue reading The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: 2024 Oscars Fashion Aoibhínn Clancy breaks down the most notable looks from the 96th annual Academy Awards.

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Wicked Little Letters On Neighbourly animosity, culture shocks and Anglo-Irish relations

Have you got animosity towards your neighbour? Do you think the enmity could not possibly get any worse? And, more importantly, do you believe the English are framing you for crimes you haven’t committed? Boy, do I have a film … Continue reading Wicked Little Letters On Neighbourly animosity, culture shocks and Anglo-Irish relations

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Andy Warhol Three Times Out A Review of the Warhol exhibit at the Hugh Lane Gallery

In recent weeks you might have seen posters advertising the Andy Warhol Three Times Out exhibition at Hugh Lane; it’s been heavily promoted throughout the city. The banners need only display Warhol’s name, and his most iconic image – a … Continue reading Andy Warhol Three Times Out A Review of the Warhol exhibit at the Hugh Lane Gallery

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The Quare Fellow A Review of Brendan Behan’s play in the Abbey Theatre, Directed by Tom Creed.

Getting straight into it, I think this was a very good play and well worth seeing. Set in Mountjoy Prison, the production isn’t flashy or bold but slow and patient. There is a haunting emptiness to the space created on … Continue reading The Quare Fellow A Review of Brendan Behan’s play in the Abbey Theatre, Directed by Tom Creed.

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Ylroy: Three Flowers For My Beloved An EP and Live Performance Review

On the Nineteenth of October, Ylroy, an Irish-Filipino singer-songwriter and student at the TU Conservatory, slowly establishing themselves in Dublin’s indie music scene, released their debut EP, Three Flowers For My Beloved, and I could not be more excited to … Continue reading Ylroy: Three Flowers For My Beloved An EP and Live Performance Review