Culture
South Korean Prime Minister Visits Trinity
Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon took a trip round the Book of Kells today.
Gus Dapperton is Selling Himself on Sincerity Alone
The indie star has quickly become a darling of New York's music scene. He chats surrealism, new found success and why he wants to be sincere.
Five of the Best: Summer Festivals
Stuck for summer plans? Sick of Electric Picnic? Check out our festival recommendations.
Let DU Players Rúin Your Summer
The society's summer festival promises to bring campus back to life once exams are over.
Trinity Pays Tribute to Tom Murphy
The acclaimed playwright Tom Murphy had a longstanding relationship with Trinity.
An Uninspired Nation?
For many, the Irish art scene is far from being the community of creativity it aspires to be.
The Trinity Duo Striking a Chord in the Music Industry
Neil Dunne and Zach Miller-Frankel are hoping their company can change the way the music industry operates.
Why ‘The Delinquent Season’ Flopped, But ‘The Approach’ Soared
Mark O'Rowe has been unable to transfer his magic touch from stage to screen.
Together for Yes Pops Up in Temple Bar
A new shop, selling badges and repeal jumpers, launched tonight in Temple Bar.
The Cultural Death of the Guitar
As Gibson declares bankruptcy, is there a future for the iconic instrument?