A bright blue door stands alone with the help of two sandbags. A printed notice is stuck onto the glass for all who pass by to see. It alerts them to the introduction of an entry fee of €6 for … Continue reading Kerry Guinan Presents the Cultural Quarter @ A4 Sounds
Netflix: we’re all addicted, right? Here at Tn2 we can’t go a day without tuning into the streaming mammoth for at least an hour (or like 23). We’re consummate professionals here in the office so to aid your next Netflix binge … Continue reading Tn2’s Netflix Picks: June ☀️
“Suppose I were to begin by saying I fell in love with a colour?” opens Maggie Nelson’s book, Bluets (2009), a meditation on love and loss through a blue-tinted lens. Director Abdellatif Kechiche also uses blue as a kind of … Continue reading Photo Essay – Chefchaouen
Join Meadhbh McGrath, Matthew Mulligan and Rebecca Alter for a conversation about what deserves to win at this years Oscars, what shouldn’t win, goodie bag vibrators and the Fake Baby from American Sniper. Continue reading 2015 Oscars – podcast discussion
Luke Fallon Taken on disposable camera Continue reading Photo Essay – Cup Final
tn2’s Multimedia Editor, Sophie Murphy interviewed London-based Visual Effects artist Eugénie von Tunzelmann at Dublin’s annual VFX Animation Summit 2014. Von Tunzelmann has worked on renowned productions including Iron Man II, Batman Begins, and many of the Harry … Continue reading Video Interview: Double Negative’s Eugénie Von Tunzelmann
Interested in working for tn2? Applications are now open for editorial positions, photographers, illustrators and video producers. Continue reading We’re Hiring!
Interested in working for tn2 next year? Applications are now open for all senior editorial positions. We are also taking applications for the paid positions of Business Manager (paid on commission) and Web Developer. All application forms may be found … Continue reading We’re Hiring!
RECORDED BY Maria Romanova-Hynes When trying to depict the spirit of a country, the traveller has to necessarily retreat either to the narration of their personal responses and opinions or rely on the most objective source of information available — the … Continue reading Voices from Myanmar