Briefly Noted Book Reviews | The New Yorker
Breakneck, by Dan Wang (Norton). In recent decades, as China has laid down vast networks of high-speed rail…
‘If anyone orders merlot, I’m leaving’ – The Irish Times
A friend asked me if there were any films about wine or featuring wine. I remembered Sideways, Bottleshock…
Time to try New Zealand sauvignon blanc’s red sister – The Irish Times
While we have been enjoying New Zealand sauvignon blanc for many years, it is only recently that we…
Stan Douglas | 4Columns
Stan Douglas Aruna D’Souza The specters of history and photography haunt thirty-two works in the artist’s first US…
Market closes week on a positive note
A construction site of a project developed by Phat Dat Real…
‘I can do naughty stories… but I’m more than just a potty mouth’ – The Irish Times
“We live in sh**e times, don’t we, darling?” says Miriam Margolyes. We’ve just been talking about the thrill…
The five locations our judges loved – The Irish Times
Ireland’s Greenest PlaceDingle Peninsula, Co KerryTree Planting Alders on Dinny Galvin’s farm: Richard Creagh, Meitheal na gCrann, Dinny…
From Centralized Brains to Edge Intelligence: Rethinking Compute Architectures for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are self-navigating robotic systems built to operate without human intervention in warehouse logistics environments.…
Top 15 guide books for astronomy beginners
Credit: Raymond Shubinski The article recounts the author’s personal journey into astronomy, highlighting several influential beginner astronomy guidebooks…
Nine dog-friendly holiday spots around Ireland with lovely walks nearby – The Irish Times
Long proclaimed as humankind’s best friends, dogs might be forgiven for believing their friendship has not been reciprocated.…
5 Design Brands With Immersive Spaces to Experience Products Firsthand
Published on September 6, 2025 Design Within Reach In the design world, the in-between spaces—those that are neither…
10 ways to refocus and start afresh this month – The Irish Times
There is something quietly magical about September – the smell of newly sharpened pencils, the smooth page of…