Lovers and loners, rejoice! We’ve picked out a bunch of Valentine’s Day movies that you can either watch solo or with your other half. With Valentine’s Day comes a lot of questions: where to eat? What flowers to get? Should I even bother with a card?
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If you haven’t gotten the chance yet, I’d strongly recommend you visit National Gallery of Ireland’s latest exhibition: a stunning collection of works by Belfast-born painter John Lavery. On view in the Beit Wing till Sunday, January 14th, Lavery: On Location, organised by the National Gallery…
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Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that Snowflake by Louise Nealon is the ‘One Dublin One Book’ choice for 2024, following on from The Coroner’s Daughter by Andrew Hughes in 2023. ‘One Dublin One Book’ aims to encourage everyone in Dublin to read a designated book
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Frankie’s Little Miss Madser is the third book published in the Ashley Brown’s series. The book which is the sequel to The Promise Maker is written by author George Fitzgerald. The book which is set in mid 20th century Ireland is based mainly around the characters Ash and Frankie.
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Showtime in Marian College, Sandymount, is almost upon us again and excitement is mounting as opening night fast approaches. This year’s show is the ever-popular musical, The Addams Family, which will run from Wednesday December 13th to Friday 15th incl.
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It’s the season of giving! But amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s important to remember to give yourself the greatest gift of all: a bit of peace and quiet. Once you’ve doled out the Christmas cards and consumed your bodyweight in selection boxes,
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2023 has been a jam-packed year for movie fans: from a new Wes Anderson (make that five new ones, if you include his foray into Netflix shorts) to the much anticipated Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. It didn’t matter if you were a Swifty or a Scorsese head,
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2023 holds immense significance for the Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO), the organisation responsible for examining and certifying all cinema films and videos/DVDs distributed in Ireland, as it commemorates the centennial of the Censorship of Films Act’s signing in 1923.
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