Culture File: The Ethics of Adblocking

To Block, or not to block that is the question Prof Aisling Kelliher wrestles with every time she's on the web

Culture File: Gjendines's Lullaby

Norwegian singer, Unni Løvlid, on tradition and evolution, and the inspiration for Greig's Gjendines Lullaby

Culture File: Gjendines's Lullaby

Norwegian singer, Unni Løvlid, on tradition and evolution, and the inspiration for Greig's Gjendines Lullaby

Culture File: Gjendines's Lullaby

Norwegian singer, Unni Løvlid, on tradition and evolution, and the inspiration for Greig's Gjendines Lullaby

Culture File: Gjendines's Lullaby

Norwegian singer, Unni Løvlid, on tradition and evolution, and the inspiration for Greig's Gjendines Lullaby

Culture File: Gjendines's Lullaby

Norwegian singer, Unni Løvlid, on tradition and evolution, and the inspiration for Greig's Gjendines Lullaby

The Culture File Weekly No. 72 (Red Cable Sunday, 3D Audio, Tadhg O’Sullivan)

This weekly, London musician, Red Cable Sunday on new models of democracy and the music of social justice; bringing you ears into another dimension, with the aid of 3D audio and Tadhg O’Sullivan investigation of Europe wall and fenced fringes

The Culture File Weekly No. 72 (Red Cable Sunday, 3D Audio, Tadhg O’Sullivan)

This weekly, London musician, Red Cable Sunday on new models of democracy and the music of social justice; bringing you ears into another dimension, with the aid of 3D audio and Tadhg O’Sullivan investigation of Europe wall and fenced fringes

The Culture File Weekly No. 72 (Red Cable Sunday, 3D Audio, Tadhg O’Sullivan)

This weekly, London musician, Red Cable Sunday on new models of democracy and the music of social justice; bringing you ears into another dimension, with the aid of 3D audio and Tadhg O’Sullivan investigation of Europe wall and fenced fringes

The Culture File Weekly No. 72 (Red Cable Sunday, 3D Audio, Tadhg O’Sullivan)

This weekly, London musician, Red Cable Sunday on new models of democracy and the music of social justice; bringing you ears into another dimension, with the aid of 3D audio and Tadhg O’Sullivan investigation of Europe wall and fenced fringes

The Culture File Weekly No. 72 (Red Cable Sunday, 3D Audio, Tadhg O’Sullivan)

This weekly, London musician, Red Cable Sunday on new models of democracy and the music of social justice; bringing you ears into another dimension, with the aid of 3D audio and Tadhg O’Sullivan investigation of Europe wall and fenced fringes

Culture File: Artusi's Art of Eating Well

Italian food whisperer, Giorgio Casari & culinary historian, Massimo Montanari, on a cookbook that built a nation

Culture File: Artusi's Art of Eating Well

Italian food whisperer, Giorgio Casari & culinary historian, Massimo Montanari, on a cookbook that built a nation

Culture File: Artusi's Art of Eating Well

Italian food whisperer, Giorgio Casari & culinary historian, Massimo Montanari, on a cookbook that built a nation

Culture File: Artusi's Art of Eating Well

Italian food whisperer, Giorgio Casari & culinary historian, Massimo Montanari, on a cookbook that built a nation

Culture File: Artusi's Art of Eating Well

Italian food whisperer, Giorgio Casari & culinary historian, Massimo Montanari, on a cookbook that built a nation

Culture File: Feis Ceol Craic

The Ireland's Got Talent avant le mot, celebrates its 120th birthday this year.

Culture File: Feis Ceol Craic

The Ireland's Got Talent avant le mot, celebrates its 120th birthday this year.

Culture File: Feis Ceol Craic

The Ireland's Got Talent avant le mot, celebrates its 120th birthday this year.

Culture File: Feis Ceol Craic

The Ireland's Got Talent avant le mot, celebrates its 120th birthday this year.

Culture File: Feis Ceol Craic

The Ireland's Got Talent avant le mot, celebrates its 120th birthday this year.

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 2)

Red Cable Sunday's Denis Fernando on new models of democracy and the music of social justice

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 2)

Red Cable Sunday's Denis Fernando on new models of democracy and the music of social justice

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 2)

Red Cable Sunday's Denis Fernando on new models of democracy and the music of social justice

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 2)

Red Cable Sunday's Denis Fernando on new models of democracy and the music of social justice

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 2)

Red Cable Sunday's Denis Fernando on new models of democracy and the music of social justice

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 1)

Red Cable Sunday is activist and musician, Denis Fernando, who records under the name Red Cable Sunday

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 1)

Red Cable Sunday is activist and musician, Denis Fernando, who records under the name Red Cable Sunday

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 1)

Red Cable Sunday is activist and musician, Denis Fernando, who records under the name Red Cable Sunday

Culture File: Red Cable Sunday (Part 1)

Red Cable Sunday is activist and musician, Denis Fernando, who records under the name Red Cable Sunday

Culture File: Tadhg O'Sullivan's Walls

If any architectural feature could be said to be "having a moment," then walls are indeed having a big one

The Culture File Weekly No. 71 (Harpist, Katerina Englichova, the "enchanter" of Prague Castle, Hannah Mottlová's Prague)

This weekly in a Prague Spring special, we share a brown beer with Czech Harpagandist, Katerina Englichova, hear about the Prague of Hannah Mottlová's mind's eye and meet the man who helped Vaclav Havel and Mick Jagger storm Prague Castle

Culture File: Brigid Power-Ryce

Connoisseur of echoey spaces, Brigid Power-Ryce, on recording in car parks, churches and Culture File Towers

Culture File: 3D Sound

It's one thing shooting 360 degrees video, but how will it sound?

Culture File: My Prague: Hannah Mottlova (Prague Spring Festival Part 4)

The Czech Ambassador to Ireland bring us to the Prague of her mind's eye

Culture File: Czech Harpagandist, Katerina Englichova (Prague Spring Festival Part 3)

Harp soloist, Katerina Englichova wants the world to take her instrument a little more seriously

The Culture File Weekly No. 70 (The Prague Spring Festival, Alex Mercado, Finghin Collins, Teddy Cruz)

This weekly, we take a trip to Czechia for this year's Prague Spring Festival and discover what orchestras are for; we'll hear tales of two pianos and their players, Alex Mercado and Finghin Collins, and we'll share an important message from a research-based political and architectural practice in San Diego, Estudio Teddy Cruz + Forman

Culture File: Prague Spring Festival (Part 2)

How The Rolling Stones helped revitalise Prague Castle, with historian and Castle enchanter, Prof. Zdenek Lukeš

Culture File: The Prague Spring Festival (Part 1)

What makes a city? A collection of people in one place? Or do they need other things, like symphony orchestras?

Culture File: At home with Finghin Collins

As the piano prodigy turns forty, Finghin Collins, talks school, politics and living the dream

Culture File: Mexican jazz pianist, Alex Mercado

Discovering the new worlds of Keith Jarrett's improvisations drew Alex Mercado away from classical piano into jazz

Culture File: The Critical Power of Architecture

If Trump builds his wall who will design it? Not the architectural firm of Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman

The Culture File Weekly No. 69 (Snarky Puppy, Food Photography, Candlelit Tales, Analogue Synths)

This weekly, the growing obsession with photographing our dinners, the dog-shaped global jazz force Snarky Puppy, some quiet storytelling in a Dublin pub and the Masonic Hall vibrating to the sound of analogue synthesisers

Culture File: Musical Ancestor Worship

Simon Reynold’s vision of an almost unstoppable ancestor-worshipping epidemic in popular music

Culture File: #Instagrub

Up your #Instagrub game with some advice from Lens and Larder food stylist and photographer, Renée Kemps

Culture File: Candlelit Tales

How the Tain and the speech styles of Twitter inspired pub storytelling event, Candlelit Tales

Culture File: Snarky Puppy

Bill Laurance from global jazz phenomena/collective, Snarky Puppy, talks music, therapy and Miles

The Culture File Weekly No. 68 (Archeogaming, No Man's Sky, James Murphy & Hieronymus Bosch)

This weekly, it's something of a holiday in the netherworld, as we visit Leiden in Holland, to a group of archaeologist who investigate the world of computer games and we'll head 100 miles South, to Den Bosch, to visit an exhibition dedicated to the town's best known son, Hieronymus Bosch, and we'll meet Cork choreographic tornado, James Murphy

Culture File: Ideopreneurial Entrephonics II

Sounds and wonders at a two-day festival of oddbod music, art and electronics in Dublin

The Culture File Weekly No. 68 (Archeogaming, No Man's Sky, James Murphy & Hieronymus Bosch)

This weekly, it's something of a holiday in the netherworld, as we visit Leiden in Holland, to a group of archaeologist who investigate the world of computer games and we'll head 100 miles South, to Den Bosch, to visit an exhibition dedicated to the town's best known son, Hieronymus Bosch, and we'll meet Cork choreographic tornado, Luke Murphy.