Fáilte chuig an Óstán Santa Maria, Lewis Bush

In Breathing Land, Hazel Gaskin traces the lives of young people growing up in Belfast in the years following renewed unrest in 2021. Returning to the city over several years,...

Composer Jennifer Walshe has been at the forefront of experiments with AI, art and music for over a decade. Beginning in 2017, Walshe embarked on a somewhat quixotic enterprise, the...

Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...

Women on the streets analyses the streets and squares named after women in Valencia, Spain, from a statistical, urbanistic, historical and feminist perspective. By studying the limited number of signs...

202498 black lined pagesA5 14.8 × 21 cmPerfect bound notebook About the Artist Rukmini Kelkar's vibrant practice brings together her Indian heritage and life in Ireland through colour, storytelling, and...

Well if you know you know! If you feel this way then this is for you!  

This is a phrase that I wanted to use more in my own life and I thought it might benefit others as well!  

The inspiration behind these is to remind ourselves that we women do need to sticktogether. To build ourselves up and stop seeing each other as a threat! Also to seethe...