Dublin Fringe reviews: RIOT is the festival's most exhilarating spectacleRIOT - Can a great night out also count as a political act?Mon Sept 19 2016 - 16:05
Bad Bones: Making her own kind of music the DIY waySal Stapleton has knocked out five tracks and videos without leaving her bedroomMon Sept 19 2016 - 06:00
Una Mullally: Why must parents put pictures of their kids on Facebook?Oversharing photo-posters are embarrassing themselves as well as their childrenMon Sept 19 2016 - 01:00
Kreuzberg: Berlin’s cheap, cool and creative quarterKreuzberg and its neighbour, Neukölln, have kept their bohemian style without losing their edgeSat Sept 17 2016 - 02:30
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?Hurray for hot chocolate, boo to those lost Ear PodsFri Sept 16 2016 - 16:00
Una Mullally: TV learned the lessons of the music and newspaper industriesAn irritating number of streaming services is the price we pay for quality programmingThu Sept 15 2016 - 17:06
Dublin Fringe reviews: Penny Arcade leaves us longing for more'Hope Hunt'/'Wrongheaded' double bill dissects effects of patriarchy as 'Megalomaniac' shows vaulting ambitionTue Sept 13 2016 - 14:00
Donald Trump the Frankenstein creation of ‘us v them’ thinkingProgressive political rhetoric in US died after 9/11. Reactionary stupidity reignedMon Sept 12 2016 - 01:45
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?Good week for digital breaks, bad week for digital breakdownsFri Sept 09 2016 - 16:00
Una Mullally: Clubs are part of the fabric of any brilliant cityClosure of iconic London club highlights paucity of Dublin’s clubbing sceneFri Sept 09 2016 - 12:30
Apartheid, apathy and the Dunnes strike: Mandela memories in DublinFormer Dunnes Stores striker Cathryn O’Reilly and cast members of ‘Mandela Trilogy’ discuss the turbulence surrounding apartheid in the 1980sFri Sept 09 2016 - 11:00
Una Mullally: Tech companies talk a lot about values but know little about ethicsIt is unethical that multibillion dollar corporations such as Apple pay so little taxMon Sept 05 2016 - 01:00
#RepealThe8th sweaters new fashion staple at Electric PicnicSay goodbye to flower crowns , Repeal the 8th sweaters seen on and off stageSat Sept 03 2016 - 16:41
Women, as written by Roald DahlHe had a reputation as a ladies’ man, but how did Roald Dahl write about women in his booksSat Sept 03 2016 - 04:00
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?Hurray for September evenings – but boo to rain at the Electric PicnicFri Sept 02 2016 - 16:00
Una Mullally: Tiny flats and endless queues creating bunk bed generationAs usual, it is the poor and young who are suffering the most amid the renting crisisMon Aug 29 2016 - 08:07
Panti sets out her stall for a TV gig in radio’s twilight hoursThere are gems and junk aplenty on late-night radio, from challenging chats to tunesFri Aug 26 2016 - 16:13
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?Good flight prices? Time to travelBad sterling? Time to travelFri Aug 26 2016 - 16:00
Girls of the revolution: a look at life for Irish teens over 100 yearsAs IMMA’s courtyard is turned into a model village, a new project explores the lives of female teenagers in 1916 and todayFri Aug 26 2016 - 14:00
Advertisers’ use of social influencers fosters the delusion of empowermentThe power of word of mouth has shifted to putting words in people’s mouthsThu Aug 25 2016 - 14:00
Una Mullally: Dublinbikes scheme hits the brakesThe council faces a difficult conundrum about financing the popular bicyclesMon Aug 22 2016 - 01:00
Ireland: the next generationWhich Irish people will influence Ireland – and the world – in the coming years? These 22 twentysomethings are likely contendersSat Aug 20 2016 - 06:00
Radio: Olympic stories get faster, higher and strongerReview: ‘Second Captains’, ‘Liveline’, ‘The Last Word’, ‘Drivetime’Fri Aug 19 2016 - 16:00
We ask Bressie, Maeve Higgins, Michael Harding and others: what makes you happy?Some well-known Irish people tell us what would put a smile on their faces, and we want to hear from you tooFri Aug 19 2016 - 08:00
Tales from the dark side of the festival sceneUna Mullally talks to some seasoned stalwarts of the festival scene about their most outrageous gig-in-a-field memoriesFri Aug 19 2016 - 06:00
The Rio question: F the cheaters – but which ones?Una Mullally: The haze of cheating that has hung over this Olympics at times looks as if Christ the Redeemer is holding out his hands in exasperationThu Aug 18 2016 - 12:03
Una Mullally: Olympic athletes’ sex life is their own businessDaily Beast article far more distasteful than a silly pitch about randy OlympiansMon Aug 15 2016 - 00:05
Una Mullally: What can stop Donald Trump?Since Trump hinted at Hillary Clinton’s assassination he has crossed yet another line, and a big one, Even For Trump (EFT)Wed Aug 10 2016 - 16:43
Una Mullally: What does Trump have to do to destroy himself?Kick Mickey Mouse up the arse Bishop Brennan-style? Emerge in KKK regalia?Mon Aug 08 2016 - 09:20
Una Mullally: The real scandal at Maynooth is church’s hypocrisyHierarchy needs to ask itself why a gay man would enter the priesthood, when the organisation preaches against homosexualityWed Aug 03 2016 - 16:45
Seán Creamer understood the power of choirsFounder of National Children’s Choir instilled a love that for many became lifelongThu Jun 30 2016 - 17:03
Moby: The secret of success? 'Don’t have a fallback plan'Moby’s new memoir is less about showbiz and more about clawing hs way out of poverty in the late 1980sFri Jun 24 2016 - 06:00
Una Mullally: Hateful public discourse has consequencesAbsolution impossible for wildfire responsibility by whining ‘all I did was light a match’Mon Jun 20 2016 - 01:00
Bees, spuds and peas: fresh ideas for sustainable urban livingAndrew Douglas's Urban Farm project demonstrates just how much can be achieved in small spaces in the citySat Jun 18 2016 - 09:00
Obeo and FoodCloud make the most of our food wasteTwo start-ups are making the most out of the food homes and businesses throw away, writes Una MullallySat Jun 18 2016 - 04:36
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?We’re are loving the Dublin Pizza Company this week, but not so keen on invasive wearablesFri Jun 17 2016 - 16:00
Back to Litchfield: Orange Is the New Black stars reflect on what's to comeAs the hit series returns to Netflix, four of its stars discuss the show’s raw depictions of race, class, gender and sexuality, and speculate how far the show still has to goFri Jun 17 2016 - 01:00
Una Mullally: Beat housing crisis with communal livingSome US firms are trying to shed the aura of kibbutzes and hippies from sharing livingMon Jun 13 2016 - 01:00
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?We’re loving Borris House Festival of Writing and Ideas but not so keen on Coachella copycatsFri Jun 10 2016 - 16:00
Radio: Oh no, Steve – Liveline caller gets a lesson in social mannersReview: Irish radio this week shows the perils and the pearls to be found in social-media storiesFri Jun 10 2016 - 13:32
Be Reveller aware this festival seasonYou're going to be reading about them all summer - isn't it time you found out exactly what a "Reveller" is?Thu Jun 09 2016 - 08:00
Una Mullally: Bringing back third-level fees will rebuild class barriersAlready the word is out that even the projected fee of €4,000 won’t be enoughMon Jun 06 2016 - 01:00
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?A four-day week cannot come soon enough, but spare us the talk on the next James BondFri Jun 03 2016 - 16:00
Soccer memories: Jack Charlton, USA ‘94, and sticker collectionsBlindboy, Miriam O’Callaghan, Jacqui Hurley and more share their memories of ‘the beautiful game'Fri Jun 03 2016 - 13:00
Una Mullally: British may do a Father Dougal over BrexitIts like asking them not to press the big red button while there’s a growing itch to think “go on, go on, go on, go on.”Thu Jun 02 2016 - 12:30
Any plans for the bank holiday? 10 things to do this weekendUna Mullally rounds up the best things to do this bank holiday weekendMon May 30 2016 - 06:04
Una Mullally: Time for renters to make themselves heardRenters’ stories on Twitter make sobering reading but they need to speak with one voiceMon May 30 2016 - 01:00
Repeated complaints stymying debate on abortionIf you are a presenter or producer you know you are going to have to deal with complaintsSun May 29 2016 - 11:12
Journals reimagined: Ireland’s alternative mediaFrom the firmly established satirical website Waterford Whispers News to the new literary journal Banshee, Ireland’s new generation of alternative publications are making an impact by offering something differentSat May 28 2016 - 01:00
