Abood Aladham: The Story Behind Jordanian Hip-Hop
Abood Aladham is a 28 year old Jordanian-Palestinian beat boxer from Amman, Jordan
How Can I Help Palestine? Why Your Support Matters
Why your support of Palestinian rights is more important now than ever before and a list of ways to get involved.
‘Red Tor’ – Robin Olly James
The music is composed, produced and mixed by Irish musician and producer Robin Olly James. Robin is best known for his band Ilenkus. He […]
Rural Meditations by Bradley Stafford
In a poem I wrote over seven years ago, one line above all stands firm in the memory: ”City dwelling often leads to mental […]
Mam, I have something to tell you by HK Ní Shioradáin
A poem about connecting with the world and yourself. Mam, I have something to tell you the inside of a kiwi is very different […]
Worms by Molly Riney
Amir looked out on to the endless sea of tents and shacks spread out for miles before him. This camp was much like the […]
Dublin Airport During Lockdown by Andrew Butler
I initiated this project as a photographic exploration of Dublin Airport during the Level 5 Covid-19 lockdown. Living within 5km of the airport, so […]
Touch Starved by Shauna Smullen
Living alone gave a person no one else to blame for the state of their apartment. If there was a mess, she made it. […]
Collection of Works by Fiona Duffy
Fiona Duffy is an artist working across the mediums of printmaking, drawing, photography, and writing. Their work is concerned with the changing nature of […]
Details by Nancy Murphy
Details It’sYour nose scrunched up inCrinkle-faced laughter;Shiny-eyed tears,Happy, sad, or both;The mole that movesWhen your mouth does. The funny way you scrapeThe yoghurt pot […]
Has this pandemic made women even more isolated? by Jane Murray
It is not hard to see that women are suffering detrimental consequences from the toll Covid-19 is having on society. Everyone has dealt, in […]
A Caged City by Jamie Griffin
Often found in the young people, Limerick city can be seen as a city to get out of, as if it were a cage […]
Disconnected from the Connected by Katie Burke
Connection: a relationship in which a person is linked or associated with something else. There are few things we’re more connected to, both physically […]
Dark Side of the Soul by Ruth Hurl
Looking at the reflection of my dimpled thighs, I regret the decision to buy the lime green lycra leggings. Make it Count stretched down […]
Collection of Work by Ami Jackson
I am interested in what it means to belong, what is ‘home’, and how memories and thoughts anchor us. I use printmaking, collage, built […]
Poetry by Katy Finnegan
On Killiney Beach Like mythic figures We walk eyes fixed on The mist in the distance The shrouded mountains Rising up like the walls […]
The Mother of All Wounds by Nancy Murphy
“The Mother of All Wounds” I stare at the page.I bought a fountain pen for this. I want it to look presentable.The nib is […]
Collection of Works by Niamh Hegarty
SMore Real than a Jpeg What would it feel like if you could physically inhabit a digital/virtual space? In response to the pervasive use […]
Poetry by Amy Brennan
The stone song I wish it was me who wrote “mending walls” for is it not me that came from them. The land of […]
The Jigsaw of Life by Grace O’Reilly
The Jigsaw of Life Life is like a Jigsaw Full of different pieces Connecting in different areas You are the full picture Needing to […]
The Witch by Aislinn O’Keeffe
The witch is a figure that has endured in the Western imagination for centuries, perhaps millennia. A figure of contested meaning, vilified in some […]
Artwork by Christina Geoghegan
‘These works look at landscapes and spray paint in a manner of using the the wind and rain to shape the piece, seeking the […]
Mutual Inheritance and We would be beautiful by Rachel O’Sullivan
Mutual inheritance I paid for half of our car but I won’t add another mile, and I hope those extra miles will get […]
New Bed by Taylor Mullins
My parents and I moved houses four days before Christmas. They’d been searching for their dream home after spending six years renting the same […]
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