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The subject matter may be light, but Skinner blows many younger, more innovative comics out of the water
Plus: Jack Crowley’s financial conversion, architect Tom de Paor’s Wicklow woes, Siún Ní Raghallaigh’s Galway house sale, and Dublin jarveys say neigh to Harry Crosbie
Magic swirls in the band’s connection as they balance ancient sounds with fizzing excitement of innovation
This Vicar Street show features the Limerick-based singer and composer as a roots rock star, but folk isn’t forgotten
Judging by the loudness of the laughs throughout, Offaly comic Delamere has still very much got it
Returning after a costume change she’s back behind the drums, bringing Sunday-night fever to grey, sleepy Dublin
Kent weaves a range of subjects together seamlessly from the housing crisis to feeling uneasy at luxury hotels
When guest and host riff well and bounce off each other, it’s an enlivening conversation
One of Irish comedy’s recent breakout stars built his following on Instagram during the pandemic, and is about to embark on a nationwide tour with his show, But He’s Gay
The Patti Smith Quartet will be playing the intimate venue on June 27th and 28th next year
Review: The almost entirely female audience at Vicar Street is treated to a blend of salty wisdom and cocktail-bar irreverence
The Cabra rapper’s dresses himself up as deli-worker, devil, or dodgy Dáil-adjacent wheeler-dealer and shows his work full of complexities
Review: The Polish pianist and composer remains under the radar in the English-speaking world. But around Europe she’s a star in the making
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