Confectioner Ray O’Neill’s latest creations are the pun-tastic, limited edition ‘Panda-emic cookies for the times we live in’.

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“It’s about support not sympathy, so you want people to act, instead of just saying ‘I love that place, I must go there more often’.”

Brian McMahon talks Irish advert records with John Byrne the DJ, record collector, writer and archivist who put together the excellent Quare Groove compilation album in 2018.

With a number of false dawns, The Complex at Arran Street East finally opens the doors to its public this month. Vanessa Fielding, Artistic Director of this new live arts centre, untangles the story.

Brewdog have purchased 2,050 acres of Scottish Highlands to create the BrewDog Forest with plans to plant one million trees over the next few years.

We’ve been avidly following progress at the Village Butcher as they moved locations this summer and the lights are now on at their new place in Ranelagh.

Even if you don’t have €7k+ to spare, here’s a classy double bill of artists whose work you may aspire to own.

Sandra O’Casey talks to us about sweet treats, new flavours and the small but mighty team making it all happen at Offbeat Donuts.

The 1000 Miniature Meadows project sees the Fringe Festival go beyond the city and become an event with a nationwide reach.

“We hope to reach our simple goal; sell masks, promote the brand and, most importantly, keep the factory in Kenya open.” – Olaya Chesneau

Business, pleasure or somewhere in-between, Fad might be the record, but Silverbacks are in this for the long haul.

“The 11pm curfew is a killer. On normal hours we’d be operating at about 50% but closing at 11pm makes it even more difficult.” – Dave Parle

Paul Stenson of The White Moose Café talks to us about the café’s origins, the secrets of a great brunch and new innovations spawned by dealing with the challenges of Covid-19.

“Core to the project is the donation of masks to people living in our Direct Provision system, where social distancing is a real challenge” – We Make Good

As Covid-19 disrupted the livelihoods of fashion designers, some of them pivoted into the stop-gap measure of applying their craft to making face coverings.

When Chris Chapman helped set up music festival Open Ear, little did he realise that it would ultimately inspire him to start a new business around food.

“We are well placed from a technology point of view. We are all up-skilling which is a bit mind-blowing but thrilling too.”