How SoloSIRENS is Giving Women a Voice On Stage
SoloSIRENS is a collective of females artists based in the Civic Centre Tallaght.
Trinity Trend: The Bucket Hat
The bucket hat was first worn in Ireland around 1900. Over a century later, legions of Trinity students are keeping its legacy alive.
How Academics Are Bringing the Fight on Climate Action
Climate activism has exploded onto the streets in recent months. What do the experts – academics – make of it all?
Arts Block Entrance Re-Opens After Water Damage Forces Closure
The wooden flooring at the Nassau St entrance had displayed a large bulge, which was the result of water damage.
The IFI Celebrates Derek Jarman, an Artistic Polymath
The IFI will show eight of Jarman's best films in December – at the same time as IMMA shows its own Jarman exhibition.
‘No Question’: Creative Arts Head Rules Out School Move to TTEC
Ruth Barton has said there is 'no question' of the school moving to planned Technology and Enterprise Campus, despite problems in the school.
Ebenezer Scrooge Takes the Gate Theatre – With a New Twist
Selina Cartmell, is set to present her directorial take on Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the widely-adored A Christmas Carol.
For Ladies Hockey Coach Brian Scully, This Season May Come Down to Fine Margins
Brian Scully talks about his coaching philosophy and the future of DULHC.
Ahead of Election Day, a Generation of UK Students Mobilises
Around the UK, young people are making their voices heard, ahead of a general election that could be crucial in the future of Brexit.
Private Schools Still Top on Students Progressing to Higher Education
An Irish Times study has found significant gaps between affluent and disadvantaged schools when it comes to third-level progression rates.