‘The Gardener’ by Niall Sheehy
Here is a project I worked on with my Father. I called it The Gardener. It is about his retirement and how it affected […]
‘Acedia’ by Shane Joyce
A representation of Lockdown’s Emotional Affect
‘Waiting to be a Home’ by Shane Joyce
The current condition of our to-be Family Home. It’s renovation paused due to Covid-19 restrictions.
“Music For Walking” by Cathal Macruairi
Music For Walking Ep Long After I’m Gone Cat legend
The SARS Crisis: What is the next step for the Nigerian police unit? by Molly Riney
In October 2020, tens of thousands of Nigerians took to the streets to protest the long-repeated abuses of the SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad) unit […]
“The White Wall Series” By Christina Geoghegan
‘This series made during lock-down in Ireland explores the contemporary engagement of viewers and artwork, depicting the environment and its direct influence on people […]
Brain Conversations, Forgettance & Appearance/Apparitions By Paris Ediagbonya
Brain conversations In particular? I like the time of morning when everything’s blue. That moment of hunger you often miss through sleep, When the […]
“JM Father’s Bike” By John Mackey
JM Father’s Bike:
“The Street Art of Ireland Series: ‘Famine’ by Rowan Gillespie” By Niamh Hegarty
With lockdown imposing a shutdown on all galleries across the country, street art provides creative solace among the chaos and uncertainty of the pandemic. […]
“Pink” By Niamh Mahon
Trigger warning: This content explores issues relating to eating disorders. Last year, I decided to begin my recovery from anorexia, an illness that I’ve […]
Her Song – A Review
by Brendan Cleary Her Song is a 2021 Irish animated short directed by Eabha Bortolozzo & Jack Kirwan. The story begins with a silhouetted […]
A History of Longing in Ireland by Tadhg Ó Ciardha
A History of Longing in Ireland tells the story of the oppression of queerness in Ireland. On the extreme right of the painting, a […]
‘Stripes’ by Andrei Crismaru
Exploring plus size figures through a playful and affectionate lens, the Stripes style brings a unique texture to these portraits. Forming light and shadows, […]
“Words” By Andrea Semchuk
“Words” I look for you in the eyes of others. I hear your voice on the beach,when the silence is broken by the waves […]
‘Limerick in Lockdown’ by Shane Joyce
Photos taken across various levels of lockdown in Limerick City
“Untitled” By Fionnan Simpson
“Untitled“:
Collection of Poetry by Rachel O’Sullivan
Mythos of the cosmos Let’s start with a leaf, mahoganied lineage tracing family tree, a mobile made of […]
Photography by Rachel O’Sullivan
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Poetry and Photography by Jessie Laffan
Right Now Now is not the time to be hardWe can wait for a slate to snap or a rockTo crack, we can watch […]
“Chocolate and Cigarettes” By Cameron Forde
Adopt an attitude of apathy and sit with me so we can –Memorize these moments of melancholy stuck in your brain like a –Tape […]
Collection of Poetry by Caoimhe Weakliam
a hopeful song it’s a hopeful song my island sings even when its voice is dim and the streets once black washed clean not […]
“I Shaved My Head” By Siobhan Hegarty
I shaved My Head On the 23rd of October, the first week of the second lockdown, I decided to shave my head. I’ve always […]
The lie as a space for artistic production by Anna Gormley
I’m always drawn back here; to the cave. A cave of light and shadow. It seems to me that in this inky blackness there […]
“Young Creatives: Interview with Kevin Keogh” By Niamh Hegarty
My name is Kevin. And I’m a theatre maker. Okay and what does that mean? I don’t know. I make theatre. I’m trained as […]
Unexpected, Unexplainable by Sarah O’Sullivan
Our culture chips an incessant tune of romantic love… but friendship is fairly unsung. Friendship resists storytelling. —Sarah Ruhl How would you define “friendship”? I […]
Poetry by Rachel O’Dwyer
The Cauldron I throw myself into the cauldron And melt into the broth. I die like a mermaid, I become Bubbles and froth. I […]
London: Leaving or Living it by Meral Aydos
Maya always loved her long walks by herself on Sunday afternoons. When she was alone, she had the chance to observe other people around […]
The Structure of Necessary Lies by Tom Lordan
Some things are lost before they’re over, while other things come back after they have gone. Leave, come back – this is the mechanism […]
Illustrations by Eni Gaxha
“I began creating digital prints over the first lock down as a way to become familiar with Illustrator. It started off with portraits of […]
Even Mountains Move by Rachel Loughrey
This series is focused on the power of the outer landscape to connect you to your inner landscape along with the powerful healing and […]
Performance by Danny Bradley
Here is my first online performance, filmed in October 2020 courtesy of Bad Apple creatives “Sounds of the town” and the Wiley Goose, Bray. […]
A little story we need you to read by Miguel de Mora
My name is Miguel de Mora, and today I’m going to tell you a story. This story takes place in a little town called […]
The Lullaby of Marie’s by Laura Byrne
I idled around Greenwich Village, New York, in the kind of Saturday night heat that makes wearing shoes an outrage. I was in a […]
B e a u t y E x p o s e d by Diarmuid Doran
As a student of practical philosophy I have taken a different approach to my photography in my recent black and white landscape series. To […]
“Graphic Novel Headings” By Judy Powell
5 pen and ink chapter headings from the graphic novel that I’m working on Judy Powel
‘Generally Wholesome’ by Cian Booth
Michael dropped the box full of old trinkets onto the carpet of dust which layered the living room floor. This caused a plume of […]
‘On Platforming and Freedom of Speech’ by Cian Higgins
There’s a re emerging pattern of controversy where a figure, generally a celebrity of some description, will be un-invited to some event due to […]
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