That’s the Tee: A Guide to a No-Alcohol Night Out in Dublin Originally published in print March 2020

BEST STUDENT MOCKTAILS: For some of the best student mocktails in Dublin, there’s a surprising amount of availability in places you probably already know.  The Porterhouse on Nassau Street (and the busier sister branch in Templebar, which I’ve never personally … Continue reading That’s the Tee: A Guide to a No-Alcohol Night Out in Dublin Originally published in print March 2020

The Reaction to Noughts and Crosses Speaks to the reality of Post-Brexit Britain

The primary criticism raised against the recent for-TV adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts and Crosses was that the show boils down to race-baiting, and that its broadcast will merely stoke an already intensely polarised debate on race in Britain. These … Continue reading The Reaction to Noughts and Crosses Speaks to the reality of Post-Brexit Britain

Self-Isolating? Ways To Keep Yourself Entertained in the Coming Weeks Ursula Dale gives her recommendations for the coming weeks of isolation

Whether your go-to method of self-isolation entertainment is a good film, your favourite YouTube channel or old-time TV, the following weeks will provide ample opportunity for binge watching and relaxation – either way, Netflix and Amazon Prime are bound to … Continue reading Self-Isolating? Ways To Keep Yourself Entertained in the Coming Weeks Ursula Dale gives her recommendations for the coming weeks of isolation

Are Streaming Services Ruining TV? Originally Published in Print September 2019

Instant-access content and the rapid evolution of technology has become a sort of boogeyman for today’s media. If you search the words ‘internet’ and ‘attention span’ into Google, you’ll find a varying torrent of articles from smaller and major news … Continue reading Are Streaming Services Ruining TV? Originally Published in Print September 2019

Black Mirror Season 5 // Review The Mirror Crack’d: Has Black Mirror lost its touch?

●●●○○   Black Mirror’s anthological style of storytelling allows for constant ingenuity and versatility. For those who haven’t seen the Netflix hit, every episode is its own self-contained story – though the showrunners have confirmed a shared and interactive televisual … Continue reading Black Mirror Season 5 // Review The Mirror Crack’d: Has Black Mirror lost its touch?

Bonding // Review Netflix’s kinky original is lighthearted and easy - but won’t have you tied to your seat

●●●○○ The short, easy-to-swallow installments of Netflix’s sex-centric venture Bonding make for a simple binge watch. The show introduces its two main characters and their relationship quick as a whip, leaving no time for viewing foreplay. The central plot plays … Continue reading Bonding // Review Netflix’s kinky original is lighthearted and easy – but won’t have you tied to your seat