'Free drink but you pay for the prostitutes’ This week Emma and Julie are back in a loading bay living their best life in Julie’s NCT failing Yaris. We chat Ray Darcy comedy competitions, free bars, trolls ‘not getting it’, we name and…

The Dubland Christmas Party was an enormously fun affair. Suzanne and PJ (and the audience) talked about Christmas movies, Christmas ads, animal facts (with a vet in toe), dogs, a sneaky hotel conspiracy and there is a special guest star of…

In 2005 Francis Cronin served with the United Nations on the UNMIL peace enforcing mission in Liberia and on his return began an Irish Army cadetship as part of the 82nd Cadet class and received a presidential commission in 2007 'Winning…

Dave, David and the returning Norma Howard take on gloomy iconic animation The Nightmare Before Christmas as the festive season kicks in. This is NO POPCORN. ? ACT ONE: A bumper 'what we've been watching' round-up including both fair and…

Edgar Rice Burroughs is not, it's fair to say, a hugely familiar name these days. Like many other authors, the fame of his greatest creation, in his case Tarzan, has long eclipsed his own. But Burroughs was far more than the creator of…

HeadStuff invites poetry submissions for our Poem of the Week section. We are looking for new, unpublished work by Irish and international poets. At HeadStuff we seek poems that engage, poems that nestle under the skin and linger long after…

Northern Ireland has always struggled with remembering; what should we remember? What should we make an effort to forget? How do we mark remembrance? Can remembrance be a part of peace?  Abomination: A DUP Opera by Conor Mitchell,…

It is pretty amazing to think of all of the tech developments that have taken place over the last couple of decades. Technology has rapidly changed our lives in ways that could be considered either positive or negative. Our grandparents…