Culture
Photo and Film Exhibition Aims to Educate and Entertain
Set up outside the Berkeley until Friday, the 8x8 photography and film exhibition is a student-run initiative focused on global justice issues.
Enda Walsh Presents an Opera for Our Times
Bluebeard's Castle is a masterwork in multimedia fusion, touching on topics like abuse and male violence.
Roddy Doyle’s ‘Rosie’ Brings Homelessness Home
At a screening of 'Rosie' in the Light House, Roddy Doyle and director Paddy Breathnach chatted about the influences and aims of the new film.
Speaking With: Niamh Barry
BESS student Niamh Barry's documentary, 'Boys Actually Do Cry', offers a poignant insight into the mental struggles of young men.
Five of the Best: Open House Events
This weekend, the public will have access to many of the architectural wonders of Dublin.
For Mental Health Week, Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill Finds Meaning in Poetry
Last night, poet Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill joined Trinity’s Prof Jim Lucey to talk about the intersection between poetry and mental health
‘McQueen’ Dazzles and Devastates in Equal Measures
After its release earlier this year, 'McQueen', a documentary about the rebel king of fashion, is being screened in the Pavilion Theatre today.
Camerino Bakery Hits the Sweet Spot
With a new premises recently opened on Merrion Square, Camerino is the perfect place for a catch-up lunch with a twist.
Music for the Moment, as Everything Everything Visit the Phil
With their esoteric brand of satire-infused indie-pop increasingly relevant, Everything Everything chatted music and politics with the Phil today.
Marrying Minimalism and Excess, Richard III Excels
Currently showing at The Abbey, DruidShakespeare's version of Richard III retains only the essential – and it's all the richer for it.