Sweet Treats for Hot Days The mercury is very slowly rising in the city. If you’re looking for something sweet to lower your temperature and […]
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‘Ireland, the Continuous past’ Rough Magic Theatre Company’s Northern Star is an interesting take on a short period of late eighteenth century Irish History which undoubtedly still […]
C21 Theatre Company is back on stage in the Lyric Theatre’s Naughton Studio, with their production of ‘Love or Money’, a new comedy about banks, […]
Established as The Joymount Arms in 1846, the newest iteration of the bar and restaurant just down the road from Carrickfergus’ famous castle is Ownies Bar […]
Birdcage is another one of those restaurants in Belfast that I’ve walked past numerous times but never actually managed to make it in through the […]
In the wake of the Rugby World Cup, Wolf Blass wines have just announced their #WinningLineUp as voted by you, the public. Click here to […]
A friend gave me a cassette album back in 1988 when I was just 12, entitled ‘What’s this for…!’ It was one of the first […]
Kicking off the Ulster Bank Belfast International Arts Festival, The Night Alive brings Conor McPherson’s latest play to Belfast in what is described by the Lyric […]
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club asked, “Whatever Happened to My Rock ‘n’ Roll?” back in 2001 and it’s a good question. Rock music has become a […]
Lisburn quartet Dream Awake have only been around for a short while, but their debut EP Pathfinder already has the markings of a band who know what […]
