The third album from Kilkenny one-man band R.S.A.G is as sharp as a blade. Jeremy Hickey tells JIMCARROLL about going back to Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley for inspiration JEREMY HICKEY has the blues but this is a good thing. Without a new-found interest in old-style blues and rock’n’roll, the

Michella from Young Model did a great job on this vox pop from the Model re-opening night May 1st. Michella had some direct questions for the public on the new exhibition DORM and on the new Model building. She is studying very hard for her Leaving Certificate exams at the

On the opening night of the “Dorm” exhibition (1st/May/2010) I was given the task to capture the reaction of the public to the new Model.Feeling nervous I approached the 1st person.From there I got the confidence to approach total strangers and other friends such as Sophie Murray from SLAM and

I am an uber awesome student from Summerhill College. Me, myself and I known collectively as Oisin, I am here for a week of work experience at The (super cool, super awesome) Model. My first impression of The Model is how big and spacious it is and how cool it looks.

We’re working with Sligo Arts Service on a project called The Yeatsian Legacy, which will incorporate our upcoming Jack B. Yeats Exhibition: The Outsider. The Arts Service are looking at Jack’s brother, poet W.B. Yeats and as part of this series we are delighted to be hosting a reading by

It’s a cracking tune, and bodes well for the rest of the new album, which is due out on June 11th and called Be it Right or Wrong Anyone who was at R.S.A.G’s sold out gig with Thread Pulls last May will remember how awesome he is live. We held