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By Current Affairs Editor Adrian Quinn Calling me from New York, I managed to talk over the phone to Cork musician Abdul Saidi about his...

By Darren Keogh The mood was set, the timing was right, and yes The Murder Capital were back in the ‘REAL Capital’ (AKA Cork) as we all...

By Stephen O'Brien I first discovered Grimes in 2016; I was 14 years old and an avid Tumblr user, religiously following musicians like...

By Chief in Editor Lisa Ahern Was Zelda Fitzgerald plagiarised by one of the most famous authors of the 20th century, her husband, F....

A correspondence between Dante Kunc and Entertainment Editor Tess O’Regan Recently, I (Entertainment Editor, Tess O’Regan) invited a...

Agony Aunt Dear Motley, as a commuting student, I do not have the same opportunities as my peers socially. AKA, I cannot get laid with my...

1. “Something” written by George Harrison, performed by The Beatles, from Abbey Road, 1969. Written for George Harrison’s then wife,...

By Darren Keogh Records/CD’s/Cassette tapes:   Collecting music in physical format is more than just a hobby, it is a journey that...

By Julie Cukier “I could eat that girl for lunch, yeah she dances on my tongue, tastes like she might be the one,” Billie Eilish sings on...

By Fashion Editor Stephen O Brien David Lynch was my primary school classmate, though this David Lynch was Irish, dark-haired, and a...

By Editor in Cheif Lisa Ahern The brooding, sparkling love interest which our teenage hearts throbbed over is often our initial...

By Leo Troy Drill music is one of the most versatile genres within rap, from its explosive beginnings in Chicago by the likes of Chief...

By Deputy Entertainment Editor Darren keogh Fontaines D.C., the critically acclaimed Irish post-punk band, draws heavily from a rich...

By Current Affairs editor Adrian Quinn In November, I managed to sit down with musician Finn Manning - one fifth of the Cork based...

By Entertainment Editor Tess O’Regan Ireland loves a diaspora success story. If there’s a rising star who has any connection, no matter...

By Lucie Mohme Cortisol has negative connotations. Most people probably associate it with stress. Indeed, cortisol is an essential...

By Entertainment Editor Tess O’Regan The room is dark and then it’s not. Fluorescent pink flashes through dry ice. A twin column of blue...

By Entertainment and Deputy Editors Tess O’Regan and Darren Keogh He’s the brain behind bringing Pokémon to Ireland. The reason names...

by Rebecca Jane Parke As the US Presidential election draws ever closer, it is only natural that in an attempt to find comfort or at...

By Entertainment Editor Tess O’Regan You would think, after the dead rise and society collapses, there would be no more borders....