Arts
Layered and Engrossing, The Children Lights Up Gate Theatre
Lucy Kirkwood's masterful new play has a good claim to be one of the best in years.
Fostering the New Generation of Irish Writers
Since 1996, the Irish Writers Centre has been welcoming writers young and old into its Parnell Sq refuge.
Speaking With: Shaun Dunne
Jack Farrell speaks to the rising film and theatre maker whose most recent show, Rapids, explored HIV in Ireland today.
The Rise of the Essay
Ireland's newest emerging literary genre, the essay, gives a new platform for the personal.
Laughs Aplenty as Cumann Gaelach’s Musical Hits Right Notes
An Cumann Gaelach's adaptation of Oisín i dTír na nÓg is loaded with ramshackle charm.
No Airs Or Graces, As Colm Wilkinson Visits Phil and TMT
Famed Irish tenor Colm Wilkinson offered practical advice to students wishing to pursue careers in the arts, during a visit to Trinity yesterday.
Kneecap Escorted off UCD Stage After Chants of ‘Tiocfaidh ár Lá’
The Irish-language group, who will play Trinity Ball next month, were escorted off stage early at a concert in UCD this week.
Dreaming of Jupiter: Ambi-Groovers With a Penchant for Pop
Up-and-comers Dreaming of Jupiter talk straddling genres and the importance of self-awareness to songwriting.
In Ussher Film Archive, a Mecca for Cinephiles
Tucked away on the first floor of the Ussher, Trinity's film library offers cultural enrichment outside the pages of a book.
Speaking With: Shane Berkery
Berkery is one of the most exciting young painters to come out of the Irish art scene in recent years.