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Green Politician Saoirse McHugh to Launch Green Week
McHugh, well known for her advocacy on climate issues, will launch the week at 1pm on the Dining Hall steps.
Gardening, Veganism and the Fashion Show Returns: Your (Green) Week Ahead
This week is dedicated mostly to the environment – and there are a whole host of activities on the agenda for Trinity's societies.
Witty and Acerbic, Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis Wow TAF Audience
Comics Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis visited Trinity for a vibrant, energetic and witty questions and answers session.
Poet Eva Griffin is Fighting for a More Diverse Dublin
Eva Griffin is a co-founder of the Not4U Collective – which provides a platform predominantly, although not exclusively, for LGBTQ+ poets.
10 Candidates to Run for Trinity Seanad Panel
Incumbents Lynn Ruane, Ivana Bacik and David Norris will all run again, while Joseph O'Gorman will contest a seat for the first time.
How Lemoncello Are Giving New Voice to Irish Folk
The Maynooth duo talk about their influences – including Seamus Fogarty Sam Amidon – and and how their sound comes from within.
Despite Opposition, RCSI Gets Approval for €90m Education Centre
RCSI says the new development, which could reach seven storeys, is 'central to the college’s ability to attract high quality students and staff'.
DCU Becomes Latest College to Introduce 4% Rent Increase
DCU joins UCD, which has confirmed an increase, and Trinity in discussing rent increases of four per cent.
TCDSU to Seek Meeting With Graduate Studies Dean Over Postgrad Conditions
Postgraduate students will push for a meeting with Neville Cox before the next meeting of the College's Finance Committee.
In Kitchen 85, a New – and Captivating – Cantonese Experience
The sister of Sichuan restaurant M & L, Kitchen 85 on Marlborough St is a new dining experience that fires on all cylinders.