Dublin - The Glass Magazine

Glass experiences the gilded glory of Carton House, Ireland

May 16, 2022

STEPPING inside the gilded walls of Carton House, A Fairmont Managed Hotel, it feels like stepping back in time into a Jane Austen novel - well sans romance - and with improved plumbing. Located just outsi...

LFW AW22: Robyn Lynch

Lily Rimmer

February 20, 2022

Fashion, Fashion Shows

ARMED with a dedicated and continuous move toward sustainability, the Dublin-born menswear designer Robyn Lynch and her collections have evolved to become a symbol of fashion with purpose. Since founding her ep...

Brown Thomas, Dublin, welcomes festive Bulgari pop-up boutique

Jamison Kent

November 2, 2021

Fashion, News

ARE you looking for a bit of sparkle this season? Well, look no further than the Bulgari festive pop-up boutique at the Brown Thomas department store in Dublin. The pop up is also the first time Bulga...

Glass revisits a Montauk moment with Sean Scully: The Eighties

Oliver Krug

October 19, 2016

Art, Books, Feature

SEA, land, and light. Montauk is a powerful place. Leaving the noise and hassle of the city behind, it is the basic concepts that move back into focus here. The Swiss writer Max Frisch observed about it the cur...

Front Cover. Mr Silla at Drop Everything

Drop Everything – Glass revels in Ireland’s most remote arts festival

Ben Olsen

August 10, 2016

Culture, Feature, Music

AMID the noisy marketing campaigns during Europe’s summer festival season, it’s refreshing to discover that an event exists outside of the news cycle, offering instead a fiercely independent roster of...

Glass visits Dublin during its 1916 Easter Rising celebrations

Sean Sheehan

April 25, 2016

Dining, Europe, Feature, Ireland, Travel

CENTENARY celebrations of Dublin’s 1916 Easter Rising were dignified affairs and triumphalist displays of narrow-minded nationalism were not to be seen. There was a sense that something important had taken plac...

Paula Rowan gloves on show in London

Livia Feltham

November 7, 2014

News

With early November winter starting to breathe a prickly breath down our backs and the usual rumours of a nigh-on-apocalyptic Arctic freeze, gloves will probably be a necessity over the next few months. Gloves...

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