FRINGE WAS HERE WEST

“Welcome, coffee explorers! Today, we’re diving into the heart of Dublin’s café scene, where passion meets creativity in every cup. Our journey will lead us to five unforgettable cafés, each a cherished piece of Dublin’s vibrant coffee tapestry. From cozy nooks to buzzing social spots, prepare to sip, savor, and soak in the flavors of the city. Ready to get started?”

ACCESSOR is an interactive artwork created as part of Dublin Fringe Festival 2024, by Bill Harris. This work features audio, performers, planted objects and speculative situations for viewers to engage with. It can only be experienced during pre-booked slots. A special thank you goes to the cast of this performance, Michael O'Reilly, Chloe Reynolds, Aindriú O'Deasiún and the producer Dave Kelly. Image by Aisling Phelan. This work was developed at the Fringe LAB as part of the Break New Ground Bursary Award. It has also received mentorship support from Maïa Nunes as part of their Outside Eye project, alongside mentorship support from Tom O'Dea and dramaturgical support from Sean Finnan. This work is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, the Fingal Artist Support Scheme 2024 and ECHOES.XYZ.

Digital media project

'My Rules For Dublin' by Shane Hegarty As part of Listening to the City II, curated by Michelle Browne, commissioned by Dublin City Council as part of Growing Together for the International Literature Festival Dublin.

Food tour around the Dublin City Centre. I recommend doing the walk in this order, but any configuration will work (Heartbreak Social Club -> J2 Sushi -> Han Sung -> Pocha -> Mama's Revenge). The walk is supposed to help you make up your mind on what you want to eat that day but it's also suitable to try them all in the same day, as a form of a testing experience. So you can walk through all of them or listen to only the ones that interest you by checking the location title of each place, with their name and kind of cuisine they do, so it's nice and easy for you. Enjoy!

A city wide interactive story that unfolds as the night falls on the Liberties and its surrounds in Dublin 8 for Culture Night 2025. Disclaimer: This sonic artwork takes place within the public spaces of the city. While the sounds may guide your attention, your path and decisions are always your own. Please stay alert to traffic, crossings, and others around you, and only move where you feel safe. By taking part, you accept responsibility for your own safety, and acknowledge that the organisers and artists cannot be held liable for accidents or incidents that may occur during your journey.

Interactive audio tour, based upon the practices of dereliction and vacancy imposed by property hoarding experts, the Irish Government.

Jonathan Swift monologue in the Long Room