HeyJaredKate Demolder
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Dublin Drag Queens on taking "a filthy, feral look at politics" (opens the original)
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As years of divisive rhetoric roll into decades, two Dublin drag queens reconsider the political power of disgust. Kate Demolder writes. In November 2025, the Oxford English Dictionary’s publisher announced "rage bait" as its word of the year. Defined as "online content deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative or offensive, typically posted in order to increase traffic to or engagement with a particular webpage or social media content", the use of the ph
The Button Factory at 30 - keeping Dublin's music scene alive (opens the original)
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At a time when hostility to Irish cultural venues sits at a peak, one Dublin haven remains intact. There's a general understanding that cultural institutions and venues tend to feel cold to the touch, only to become thawed by your attention. By contrast, everything within the Button Factory, which this year celebrates its third decade in business, has always felt warm. Inside, the four walls that frame it – lined with the names, awards and records it has helped, contributed to and encouraged – f
Nicholas Mosse: Meet the team behind Ireland's favourite ceramics (opens the original)
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50 years in, Ireland’s favourite ceramicists reflect on the importance of handmade art, the fire that nearly ended the business and a new collaboration with JW Anderson. Kate Demolder writes. Even if you don’t know him, you certainly know Nicholas Mosse. Through bowls, mugs and saucers adorned with hand-sponged roses, clovers, or forget-me-nots, the Kilkenny-based potter’s work has evolved from simple household items to beloved monuments of celebration in Irish homes. This is, in part, due to th
Meet the man reclaiming Irish placenames with app Baile Beo (opens the original)
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Software engineer and Irish relearner, Dave McGinn, is exploring the neighbourhoods of Ireland anew with a new app - and he wants you to join him. Kate Demolder writes. It was while passing Killinarden, the residential area just west of Tallaght village, that Dave McGinn got his first brainwave. "The Irish for it is Cill an Ardáin, which means the church of the elevated place, or something like that," he says. "But it just kind of stuck in my head as such a clumsy translation, and one that felt
7 Irish skincare experts on their top products and treatments (opens the original)
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Do you find yourself overwhelmed by skincare options? Or simply wondering what’s simply a fad? Some of Ireland’s top skincare experts cut through the noise to reveal the options they stick to, and the ones they’d ban if they could. Kate Demolder writes. Once, it all seemed so simple: Cleanse, tone, moisturise. However, much has changed in the skincare world, with what seems like thousands of new products launching every week. With that comes conflicting advice: what goes first? Is it better to c
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