The Storms Vol 2 Poetry and prose post-pandemic

Leah KellyMay 3, 2023May 3, 2023 Leah Kelly

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending the launch of a new journal of poetry, prose and visual art – The Storms Volume 2. It was hosted in Swords Castle, which might just be one of the most beautiful and underappreciated spots in Dublin. Writers from around the country, as well as from the UK, read out their poetry and prose. The whole atmosphere was really friendly and welcoming. You could tell that everyone was really pleased to be there and that they all felt very honoured. I was really grateful to be given a copy … Continue reading The Storms Vol 2 Poetry and prose post-pandemic

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Covid-19 on the Small Screen

Gillian DoyleNovember 29, 2021November 26, 2021 Gillian Doyle

Originally published in print September 2021. From titans of the medium like Breaking Bad, to those gone before their time like Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency, the last 18 months have left me more focused than ever on my TV … Continue reading Covid-19 on the Small Screen

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It’s the Little Things

Clare Maunder, Julia Bochenek and Aditi KapoorJuly 19, 2021July 17, 2021 Clare Maunder, Julia Bochenek and Aditi Kapoor

Cafes, coffee, the joys of reading, running, and the sense of opportunity: some of the recent little things we’ve discovered anew in the past few months as Dublin’s lockdown has gradually eased. Despite having never watched the Marie Kondo … Continue reading It’s the Little Things

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What have we learned from a year of remote theatre?

Sarah JoanApril 19, 2021April 19, 2021 Sarah Joan

Originally published in print March 2021. Despite a year of empty auditoriums, the past twelve months have seen an explosion of innovation within the realm of theatre. The notion of what a play is, or has the potential to be, … Continue reading What have we learned from a year of remote theatre?

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To dine-in or not to dine-in? Parth Gautam discusses the pros and cons of ‘heat at home’ meal packs, and whether we can really replicate the restaurant experience at home.

Parth GautamMarch 24, 2021March 24, 2021 Parth Gautam

This pandemic has been tough. Elderly people, immunocompromised individuals and frontline workers are amongst the most effected members of society in the Covid-19 pandemic. However, this pandemic has not only medically impacted so many people but has inflicted a huge … Continue reading To dine-in or not to dine-in? Parth Gautam discusses the pros and cons of ‘heat at home’ meal packs, and whether we can really replicate the restaurant experience at home.

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Nurturing Friendships from Afar

Virginia BernardiMarch 4, 2021March 3, 2021 Virginia Bernardi

Illustration by Lola Fleming. Originally published in print February 2021. Having left home at thirteen for boarding school in a different country, I would call myself a veteran at long distance friendships. When you’re thirteen no one tells you that … Continue reading Nurturing Friendships from Afar

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Let’s Face It: An Interview with Katie’s Creations

Ciarán ButlerAugust 12, 2020August 11, 2020 Ciarán Butler

2020. The year where World War Three almost happened (January seems like a lifetime away now!) and of course, Coronavirus. Coronavirus has changed every aspect of life as we know it, from eating out and the way we go to … Continue reading Let’s Face It: An Interview with Katie’s Creations

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