Patricio Cassinoni Delivers a Stark Take on Modern Portraiture
From October 18th, the Instituto Cervantes will feature a two-week exhibition showcasing Fantastic Portraits & Visual Haikus.
Meet Trinity’s Own Aussie Rules Supremo
Michael Shannon talks about finding Aussie rules and the 2019 AFL European Championship.
Fellows Divided on Provost’s Warning that Trinity May Cut Student Numbers
Some Fellows have moral objections to reducing student numbers, while others say it's the only option available to Trinity.
‘Horror is Eternal’: Stephen Cleary on the Future of Film
Acclaimed director and screenwriter Stephen Cleary talks about Nina Simone, his writing workshops and why the Damned were 'a bunch of arseholes'.
Féile Litríochta IMRAM faoi Lánseol san Ardchathair
An tSean-Ghréig agus an léann clasaiceach an téama atá ar an bhféile litríochta iomráiteach i mbliana
Dublin Hosts a Celebration of Spanish and South American Music – Through Film
'Ciclo de Cine', which runs until October 24th, delivers a series of films that show the contribution of Spanish and South American music to the world.
Dublin Theatre Fest Delivers a Programme to Be Proud Of
The Dublin Theatre Festival wrapped up its season in Dublin with a stunning programme.
Parallel Stories of Drug Use and Homelessness Hit New Theatre
Presented as a theatrical experience of two plays, A One and One deals with complex social issues.
Breakthrough by Trinity Chemists Could Remove Polluting Materials from Environment
The research could help spur advancements in the fields of health and technology.
Trinity Bypassed Board on Last-Day Response to Higher Education Reforms
Trinity sent a last-ditch submission to the government on a set of higher education reforms that could radically alter governance in the College.