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With ‘The Original Vampire Saga’ rereleased (and currently on sale!) Darragh O’Connor finds himself slayed by Whedon’s genius Buffy as a show was a benchmark of 90’s culture; at the…
Racing Reminiscence
Shane Meagher looks back on the Marx Brothers’ 1937 classic, viagra ‘A Day at the Races.’ By the time they made A Day at the Races in 1937, generic Groucho,…
Changing Coat: Patrick Wolf
With an upcoming intimate gig in the Sugar Club and the release of his album Sundark and Riverlight, nurse The Siren catches up with musician and hipster fashion icon Patrick…
The Siren’s Definitive Guide to… Irish Historical figures
Who needs the UCD history behemoth that is Diarmuid Ferriter when you have us at The Tribune to summaries our nation’s meteoric rise in the 20th Century and extraordinary fall…
Lord Huron – Lonesome Dreams
You may not have heard of Lord Huron. That’s okay. The indie folk band originate from Los Angeles and recently finished supporting a little band that go by the name…
The Joy Formidable
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Local Natives
This week saw the release of the eagerly awaited second album from Local Natives. Following on from the success of the self-funded Gorilla Manor, this indie offering is the first…
You will be my son
TY intern James Kelly reviews Gilles Legrand’s latest offering “You will be my son” is a story with a strong sense of place. The main character, for sale Paul, played…
Greenday- Dos
Transition Year intern James Kelly reviews Green Day’s latest offering,’Dos’. Greenday are back with their 2nd album in a trilogy, “Dos”. The Bass guitarist “Mike Dirnt” says that he hasn’t…
The Wise Man’s Fear
TY intern James Kelly reviews the latest King Killer installment
Catch up TV
Conor Fox suggests what shows to indulge in this Christmas While I understand that you still have your Christmas exams to sit and fail, discount it’s never too early to…
“Arts are usually endemic to a culture”
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