We’re at home. All the time. And for many of us, that has brought a realisation that we own too much stuff, and we can’t keep a handle on tidying…
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Issue #38
25.10.20
“ I took off my coat, hopped up on the table and spread my legs”
This week’s tarotscopes from Sarah Maria Griffin were strangely Pentacle heavy, in a possible reminder to us all that there is more to life than the material…
Generalists often find their path late, and they juggle many interests rather than focusing on one. However, they’re also more creative, and more agile. Range by David Epstein makes a…
Nico Reynolds returns this week to take us through the history of jerk marinade and some foolproof recipes. The first inhabitants in Jamaica were the Arawak people who migrated from…
Erin Thomas is our new favourite person. Since launching Hopeless Botanics mere weeks ago, she has been helping people transform their spaces with gorgeous leafy (almost unkillable) plants. She chats…
This week’s extract is from In Her Shoes: Women of the Eighth by Erin Darcy. It is available from New Island, where €1 from each sale is donated to Women’s…
As Kim Kardashian West confirms that Keeping up with the Kardashians (KUTWK) will come to an end in 2021, the very concept of reality television stars comes to the fore….
Isobel Towse writes about what it was like to grow up on Sherkin Island. Someone close to me once said that I had ‘learned to walk on uneven ground’. He…
We love men. Of course we do. We know some. But there’s no denying that some of them are…well…malfunctioning. This week, contributor Aoife Geary asks the critical question: have we…
As Dublin enters another lockdown, we look to our local chefs for inspiration and turn to favourite foods for comfort. Over the coming weeks we endeavour to commission work and recipes from those…
Issue #34
27.09.20