Kathy Tynan’s Playful Paintings Dominate Dublin’s Art Scene

Kathy Tynan's exhibition, Green Like Now, kicks off at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery this Thursday.
By Susie Crawford

Kaleidoscope of Colours at DUPA Freshers’ Week Exhibition

Head to the Atrium on Wednesday afternoon for DUPA's annual freshers' week exhibition.
By Orla Murnaghan

‘Humiliating’ Rule Forces Some Nurses and Midwives Into Christmas Placements

Student have called the rule "stressful" and "humiliating".
By Cormac Watson

The Trinity Twenty

After Wildly Successful Season, DUFC Men Keeping Level Heads

As their young squad matures, DUFC are quietly confident about the season ahead.
By Fiachra Gallagher

Trinity Staff Set to Get Consent Training This Year

Consent classes have already been given to some staff members, with tutors also set to receive the training this year.
By Jordan Nann

A Guide to Trinity’s Best-Kept Secrets

Find 20-cent hot chocolate and a reading room stocked full of MacBooks thanks to our guide to Trinity's hidden treasures.
By Molly Furey and Aoife Kearins

In Abbey Theatre, a Cutting Articulation of Suburban Dublin

Written by acclaimed playwright Lisa Tierney-Keogh, This Beautiful Village will run at the Abbey for the next two weeks.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe

I Was Arrested at an Extinction Rebellion Protest. I’d Do it Again

Climate change protesters must embrace the 'civil resistance model', writes Ciaran O’Carroll.
By Ciaran O’Carroll

Crafts and Consent with TCDSU and VisArts

Get down to the Pav tomorrow afternoon for an event offering arts, crafts and conversations about consent.
By Zahra Khan