I’m of the firm belief that everyone has a story. It could be an article, a tweet or a video. But whatever it is, it just takes one nugget of
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Based in the United States, Morgan Daimler’s grandfather was from Cork and Morgan grew up in the Irish-American diaspora. “My best friend when I was younger was born in Connemara,”
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For countless millennials who grew up in the early ’90s, Kevin Smith’s film Clerks was somewhat of a comedy staple. Presenting a day in the lives of store clerks, it’s
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Cairde Khmer has been making waves across social media as of late following a recent video of theirs that went viral on TikTok. But the club’s history and its continued
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Hugh Lane Gallery is presenting a survey exhibition by Richard Gorman in collaboration with the Contemporary Art Museum of Villa Croce, and Oriental Art Museum E. Chiossone, Genoa, Italy. The
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The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Caroline Conroy has announced that Dublin City Council has made a commitment to become a JAM Card friendly local authority. JAM Card: Just. A. Minute.
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In this brand-new series of Slí na mBeaglaoich, father and son duo Breanndán and Cormac Ó Beaglaoich will once again take on an epic Irish musical journey together in their
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Age & Opportunity has shared the official trailer for their documentary short film, “Where do all the old gays go?” which highlights the many experiences of the Older LGBTQIA+ Community
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Dublin City Council is to confer the Honorary Freedom of the City of Dublin on Ailbhe Smyth, Professor Mary Aiken and Kellie Harrington following a recommendation by the Lord Mayor
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A new exhibition marks 100 years of Trinity Women Graduates and is inspired by the quote: “If a female had once passed the gate it would be practically impossible to
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