Sociopolitical

What is unreasonable? This is the deceptively simple question posed by Kirsty Sedgman is explored and dissected in this well-researched, thoroughly...

Our homes have been the frontline of defence during the COVID19 pandemic - as all over the world we were told to 'stay home' to  help stop the spre...

 Social media has been shaping the lives of millions here in Ireland, and billions around the world over the last 3 decades. As each new platform h...

On the Beara peninsula, a picturesque part of West Cork, stands a 73 acre rainforest. It might not have the same plants and animals as the Amazon, ...

The terrifying effects of a warming planet are as impossible to ignore as they are hard to contemplate, making it hard at times to pick through the...

An emotive and often polerising topic, in this edition of The Big Ideas, Matta Busby brings a carfully constructed, balanced and nuanced appraisal ...

A little history of Dublin is a whirlwind tour through this little city through the ages through engaging stories told by curator and founder of th...

Based on the excellent podcast of the same name. Donal Fallon's book traces the history of Dublin through the history of 12 well known city centre ...

The Late Night Writers Club sees a talented, but rather annoying, writer struggle through writer's block to complete his first novel. Tortured by h...

Our ancestors who lived here in Ireland centuries ago lived lives we would barely recognize. Their society praised the poets, monks, wise women, an...

  It’s OK to be angry about capitalism. No really, it's not only okay; it's maybe even a perfectly rational reaction in these turbulent times. In h...

This is the fifth edition of a new magazine of contemporary life and culture in Ireland as seen through the eyes of Irish artists. Holy Show presen...

A question we probably have all asked ourselves on a Monday morning, Do We Have to Work? We define ourselves by our jobs, we have internalised beli...

We all want to be a bit more self-sufficient. Grow vegetables in the garden, bake our own bread, and maybe even build our own furniture. But when y...

In this world we live in sometimes arguments can be presented in very binary, black and white, good vrs bad. But reality is never so straight cut. ...

It seems like you could spend your entire life trying to be kind to the planet, and it still wouldn't be enough. Maybe you grow your own organic ve...