Magazine
Behind the Scenes: DU Players
From start to finish, here is what happens on the day of a show with DU Players.
Ai a Edhellen, i Lam Nín: Learning to see a Monochrome World in Colour
Being colourblind is not about what you don’t see, but about what you choose to.
Of Orange Leaves and Green Sunsets: a Day in the life of a Colourblind Person
Colour-blindness is but another lens through which the world may be known: a world full of startling vibrancy and endless change, writes Siothrún Sardina
A Life of Fanfare Laid to Rest: Visiting the Queen’s Resting Place
The Queen's lying in state offered people a chance to reflect on her life and a legacy, but fell short in addressing the reality of modern Royalty
How Climate Change is Affecting Dublin Zoo
Cleo Daly speaks to Andrew Mooney and Aileen Tennant of Dublin Zoo about their plan to respond to the climate emergency.
I Can’t Get Home
Cleo Daly and Emma Fitzpatrick explore the lack of freedom that comes with being unable to do even the most basic task safely as a woman: walking home.
Elite Hobbies: Examining the Sport Favoured by the USA’s One Per Cent
Charlie Hastings reflects on his childhood playing golf and how the US golf scene could learn a thing or two from Irish golfing traditions.
Sigh: Curse the Chaos of the English Language
The English language is a force of chaos but also one of beauty, writes Siothrún Sardina.
My Swedish Adventure: Documenting the Bibu / ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2022
Ailbhe Noonan breaks down her experiences with travelling for work to the Bibu / ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering 2022 in Helsingborg, Sweden.
A Week Memorable for its High Dosage of Largely Self-inflicted Damage
Cultural exploration leads to unexpected tempestuousness in South Africa for Charlie Moody-Stuart.