The ultimate gift guide for a whiskey lover
The ultimate gift guide for a whiskey lover

Dominique McMullan

Social Pictures: The IMAGE Business Club Christmas party
Social Pictures: The IMAGE Business Club Christmas party

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An extensive renovation opened up this compact Dublin 4 home
An extensive renovation opened up this compact Dublin 4 home

Sarah Finnan

Let’s party! From glassware to napkins, everything you need to host this festive season
Let’s party! From glassware to napkins, everything you need to host this festive season

Megan Burns

‘Mistakes are just opportunities to learn, grow, and evolve’
‘Mistakes are just opportunities to learn, grow, and evolve’

Niamh Ennis

The best TV shows of 2024
The best TV shows of 2024

Sarah Finnan

How to wrap oddly shaped Christmas gifts, and some common pitfalls to avoid
How to wrap oddly shaped Christmas gifts, and some common pitfalls to avoid

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Like Carrie Bradshaw, Nicki Hoyne knows shoes
Like Carrie Bradshaw, Nicki Hoyne knows shoes

Lauren Heskin

This Edwardian Belfast home balances its history with a contemporary edge
This Edwardian Belfast home balances its history with a contemporary edge

Megan Burns

My Life in Culture: CEO of Dublinia Heather Dowling Wade
My Life in Culture: CEO of Dublinia Heather Dowling Wade

Sarah Finnan

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5 Series To Watch Tonight To Cure Your Monday Blues


By Jennifer McShane
11th Sep 2017
5 Series To Watch Tonight To Cure Your Monday Blues

All hail Netflix; the streaming site that never fails to cheer us up of a Monday. They are, quite, simply, knocking it out of the park in terms of quality programming with an array of series that are engaging, relevant and binge-watch-take-me-away-from-Trump-stuff worthy. And for those of you who wish to have no interaction with actual human life for the remainder of the night slash week, why not have a night in with House of Cards Season 5, Orphan Black, Flaked Season 2 with our very own Ruth Kearney or the excellent?Shimmer Lake. Here’s five Netflix Original Series to?curl up with:

Orange is the New Black Season 5 ?

Jenji Kohan’s critically acclaimed program will continue to touch on timely and relevant social themes that drive daily headlines and remind us why, in its fifth season, Orange is the New Black remains an important cultural touchstone and continues to be an essential part of the national zeitgeist. ?Based on the best-selling memoir by Piper Kerman, the newest season of Orange delves into the racial and economic tensions that run rampant in the halls of Litchfield.

Flaked: Season 2?

Chip returns to Venice after a short exile and finds that he is persona non grata. No store, no friends, not even a guest house to live in, and as he soon discovers, it’s a long road back to the way things were. Stars Will Arnett, David Sullivan, Ruth Kearney, Lina Esco, George Basil, Travis Mills, Robert Wisdom.

Orphan Black: Season 5

In the final season, Sarah and her sisters scramble to protect Kira from Neolutionists and unravel a mystery that stretches back more than a century.? Stars Tatiana Maslany, Jordan Gavaris, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Kristian Bruun, Josh Vokey, Evelyne Brochu, Ari Millen.

Shimmer Lake ?

Unfolding in reverse time, this darkly comic crime thriller follows a local sheriff hunting three bank robbery suspects, one of whom is his brother. It’s dark, twisted and addictive TV. ?Stars Benjamin Walker, Rainn Wilson, Stephanie Sigman and Ron Livingston.

House of Cards – Season 5 ?

The fifth season of the critically acclaimed Emmy?? nominated drama?House of Cards?is finally available to stream – hurrah! The series’ Golden Globe-winning show stars Kevin Spacey (as Francis Underwood) and Robin Wright (as Claire Underwood), whose characters have always been each other’s strongest allies, begin show cracks in their relationship after their relentless pursuit of power. This starts slow but there’s no stopping it once it builds momentum after episode three.