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Author Darragh McKiernan

Darragh McKiernan

HP40: Hot Press Covers Exhibition Unveiled

Darragh McKiernan
April 12, 2017
Culture, Slider
371
To celebrate their 40th anniversary, Hot Press have unveiled their Covers Exhibition in the National Photographic Archive in Temple Bar. Run in conjunction with the National Library of Ireland, the exhibitio...

‘The Worst Idea of All Time’: Taking Film Reviewing to a New Extreme

Darragh McKiernan
April 5, 2017
Comedy, Film, Slider
375
Just for a second, imagine a film that you've seen recently where you've thought: "Why did I just watch that, why did I subject myself to that torture?". Now, imagine watching that same film once a week, every ...

Kurt Cobain: The Suicide Conspiracy

Darragh McKiernan
March 22, 2017
Music, Slider
1078
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Where Did It All Go Wrong? The Decline Of Robert De Niro

Darragh McKiernan
March 7, 2017
Film, Slider
1834
It would be no crime to refer to Robert De Niro as ‘one of the greatest actors of all time’. His portrayal of prizefighter Jake La Motta in Raging Bull, the mentally unstable Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver and hi...

Iconic Albums: Blood on the Tracks

Darragh McKiernan
February 28, 2017
Culture, History, Music, Slider
369
Since bursting on to the New York folk scene in the early 60's no one has been truly able to figure out who the 'real' Bob Dylan is. Dylan's vast catalogue of work is full to the brim with metaphor and misguida...

Album Review: Mick Flannery- I Own You

Darragh McKiernan
February 28, 2017
Culture, Music, Slider
853
Since the release of his debut album Evening Train in 2005, Mick Flannery has been making massive strides on the Irish music scene. In his latest album I Own You, the Cork native gives his own stance on many of...
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