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Life & Arts

Film & Television

Book review: Straight-shooting history of Defence Forces exposes continuing gamble on peace

The free access to armed forces archives granted to Eoin Kinsella has resulted in a well researched and beautifully illustrated book, though on occasion the author skirts around controversial topics
9 minutes ago
  • Andrew Lynch
  • Album Reviews

    Album Reviews: Lana Del Rey shines a light at the end of the tunnel

    In her latest album, the prolific New York songwriter once again proves herself an authentic purveyor of home truths
    13 hours ago
  • Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Motoring

    Audi e-tron is given the Q8 prefix – and more besides

    The old Audi e-tron may now be called the Q8 e-tron, but that isn’t the only upgrade for Audi’s largest electric SUV
    18 hours ago
  • James Fossdyke
  • Books

    Book Review: Tim Marshall boldly goes where no geopolitical thinker has gone before

    With technology outpacing law on the use of outer space and planetary bodies such as the Moon, the foreign affairs journalist and author argues we may end fighting over ‘territory’ there, just as we have done on Earth
    20 hours ago
  • Peter Hegarty
  • Film & Television

    Book review: Straight-shooting history of Defence Forces exposes continuing gamble on peace

    The free access to armed forces archives granted to Eoin Kinsella has resulted in a well researched and beautifully illustrated book, though on occasion the author skirts around controversial topics
    • Andrew Lynch
    • 05:00
    Album Reviews

    Album Reviews: Lana Del Rey shines a light at the end of the tunnel

    In her latest album, the prolific New York songwriter once again proves herself an authentic purveyor of home truths
    • Tony Clayton-Lea
    • March 29, 2023
    Letter From America

    Marion McKeone on Nashville: Another school shooting, another round of outrage, tears, and then nothing

    Assault weapons have become a lethal symbol of the culture wars that have engulfed America, so when the NRA meets next month there will be no reflection on the Nashville school shooting where three children and three adults were killed
    • Marion McKeone
    • March 29, 2023
    In The Kitchen

    In the Kitchen with Barry Sun: ‘Opening Volpe Nera was a big risk, but I felt I had to do it’

    Out of his comfort zone when he moved to Ireland to study English, chef Barry Sun Jian immersed himself in the food world here and now runs his own restaurant in Dublin
    • Alex Meehan
    • March 29, 2023
    watches

    Rare Patek Philippe watch sells for record €5.4 million at auction

    The Patek Philippe ‘Sky Moon Tourbillon’ is now the most expensive timepiece ever sold at an online auction
    • Bloomberg
    • March 29, 2023
    Sponsored

    How chef Brian McDermott empowers others through the Dunnes Stores Simply Better range

    The Dunnes Stores Simply Better range has a well-deserved reputation for award-winning food and drink. Behind the scenes it also champions small Irish producers, helping them to grow while doing what they do best. Brought to you in parnership with Dunnes Stores Simply Better.
    • Food&Wine Magazine team
    • March 29, 2023
    Motoring

    Audi e-tron is given the Q8 prefix – and more besides

    The old Audi e-tron may now be called the Q8 e-tron, but that isn’t the only upgrade for Audi’s largest electric SUV
    • James Fossdyke
    • March 29, 2023
    Books

    Book Review: Tim Marshall boldly goes where no geopolitical thinker has gone before

    With technology outpacing law on the use of outer space and planetary bodies such as the Moon, the foreign affairs journalist and author argues we may end fighting over ‘territory’ there, just as we have done on Earth
    • Peter Hegarty
    • March 29, 2023
    Luxury

    Queen pairing: Beyoncé and Balmain co-design a couture collection inspired by her Renaissance album

    The “one-of-a-kind” haute couture collection features 16 looks inspired by each of the tracks on Beyonce’s seventh studio album
    • Trudy Feenane
    • March 29, 2023
    Spirits

    Oisin Davis on spirits: Twenty years of West Cork Distillers

    Having started life in co-founder Denis McCarthy’s back garden, the Skibbereen distillery is now the second-largest in the country
    • Oisin Davis
    • March 28, 2023
    Sustainability

    H&M launches new resale platform to cut fashion waste

    H&M Pre-Loved launched in the US with around 30,000 pre-loved women’s and kids’ clothing and accessories
    • Bloomberg
    • March 28, 2023
    Books

    Book Review: Nothing Special offers glimpse into Warhol’s wild New York

    Nicole Flattery’s smart, stylish and sharp debut novel avoids focusing on the pop art legend, instead painting a picture of his liberating influence on society
    • Henrietta McKervey
    • March 28, 2023
    Food & Wine

    The Secret Restaurateur: ‘I’m going to letting agencies pleading with them to rent to my staff’

    Is it any wonder that restaurants are struggling to attract staff, when even those on decent pay can’t house themselves without putting a severe strain on their finances?
    • The secret restaurateur
    • March 28, 2023
    watches

    First look at Dublin’s newest luxury watch store

    The luxury watchmaker Breitling is showcasing its aviation and engineering heritage in a customised space that encourages customers to delve into the history of the brand
    • Jessie Collins
    • March 28, 2023
    shopping

    Spring steps: the season’s best shoe trends with real staying power

    From cowboy boots to sportswear staples, choose footwear that packs an extra punch with the bonus of lasting appeal
    • Trudy Feenane
    • March 28, 2023
    Restaurants

    Two stars for Dede, one for Terre in new Michelin guide

    Declan Maxwell of Spitalfields in Dublin and Michael Deane of Eipic in Belfast receive 2023 service and mentor awards respectively
    • Gillian Nelis
    • March 27, 2023
    Fashion News

    Louis Vuitton launches first baby collection

    Mini-me monogrammed luggage, luxury play mats and a Louis Vuitton teddy bear are just some of the luxe pieces launching this month
    • Jessie Collins
    • March 27, 2023
    Restaurants

    Is Chapter One about to become Ireland's first three Michelin-starred restaurant?

    Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen could become the first Irish restaurant to be awarded three stars by Michelin when the new guide is announced later today
    • Gillian Nelis
    • March 27, 2023
    Style

    Retail: Yellow Brick Road leads to Kildare for Elton John pop up

    An Elton John pop up shop featuring music, memorabilia and eyewear has opened for a temporary run at Kildare Village – here’s what to expect
    • Elaine Prendeville
    • March 27, 2023
    shopping

    Shop the luxury drop: Polo’s latest sleepwear line and the revival of signature 70s sandals

    The best of this month’s luxury launches and collaborations
    • Trudy Feenane
    • March 27, 2023

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