23 March 2016 issue | Dublin Inquirer

Feeding Regeneration: At Fish Shop, Flavoursome Food and Troublesome Traffic

by Redrawing Dublin

Feeding Regeneration: A New Series for Foodies and City-Lovers

by Redrawing Dublin

For Dublin's Housing Crisis, Bureaucracy Isn't Helping

by Louisa McGrath

A New Pavilion for Merrion Square, But What Will It Be Used for?

by Louisa McGrath

Told to be Quiet, a Planner Launches Bid for the Seanad

A Day Like Today, Reviewed

by Luke Maxwell

Zoë's Dublin Diary: Psychadelic Jazz, Post-Hardcore and the Death of Cúchulainn

by Zoe Jellicoe

Curios About: Equus Caballus by Alison Tubritt

by Square in the Circle

Juno and the Paycock at the Gate Theatre

by Cónal Thomas

Danger for Cyclists: Here's a Place to be Careful, Part III

by Cónal Thomas

In Rathgar, a New Cafe Invites You to Linger

by Louisa McGrath

Frankie: It's Not Just a Dublin Accent, It's a Dublin Dialect

by Frankie Gaffney

Dara: Every Addict Has the Right to a Better Life

by Dara Quigley

Children's Children by Jan Carson, Reviewed

by Elske Rahill

Roe: Can a Feminist Enjoy Being Choked During Sex?

by Roe McDermott