Arts
Dublin Book Festival Promises a Bevy of Cultural Delights
With only days to go, we reveal our bucket list for the long-awaited Dublin Book Festival.
In November, Rich Pickings for Dublin Theatre
From opera to ballet, a packed schedule this month demonstrates the rude health of Dublin's theatre scene.
Bob Dylan, Books and the Blues
Michael Gray, the author of several books on Bob Dylan, delivered a lecture this week defending Dylan's right to be considered a literary figure.
Confronting the Divide Between Land and Sea
Running until November 17th, Sean Scully's latest exhibition represents the coming together of land and sea.
Samantha Power, Rainbow Week and David Swensen: Your Week Ahead
This week, societies play host to a range of top political and business figures as well as celebrating Rainbow Week.
Lemme Talk Offers Budding Poets an Open Mic Debut
Whether you've been waiting to show your poetic skills, or simply need a break from the library, Poetry Ireland's new open mic night is for you.
Get Intimate at the Science Gallery
The Science Gallery's new exhibition challenges how we view human connection.
Paul Muldoon on the Barriers of Art and Language
Paul Muldoon planted himself in 'tricky and treacherous' ground last night, discussing the intricacies of cultural appropriation.
Speaking With: Eoin McNamee
Author and Trinity alumnus Eoin McNamee on childhood, mystery and the fight for a 'thinning' set of liberal values.
A College Immortalised in Literature
With Trinity the backdrop to countless stories, its legacy will be forever enshrined in Irish literature.