Culture
Last Night, Samhain Brought Out the Best of Celtic Culture
Last night, Cumann Gaelach and Trad Soc celebrated the festival of Samhain.
Following The New Coast-Lines at IMMA
The new exhibition Coast-Lines sets out to challenge our perceptions of pattern, surface, motion and place.
Left-Wing Publication Launched Weeks After Burkean Review
The new publication, the 'Red Pen', hopes to fill what it sees as a left-wing niche in Trinity.
Dublin Theatre Festival in Retrospect
The sixtieth anniversary of the Dublin Theatre Festival proves to be uninspiring but maintains a high quality of production.
Lisa Hannigan Offers an Exquisite Performance for DU Music
Lisa Hannigan talked to DU Music about her process as an artist, while delivering stunning performances of various songs.
‘What Put the Blood’ is Confusing, Ferocious and Frustrating
This ambitious reworking of Jean Racine’s 'Andromaque' tells a story of savage courtship.
Speaking with Julianne Mooney, Programme Director of Dublin Book Festival
Dublin Book Festival is a celebration of Irish talent and a must-attend event for all bookworms.
Always a Highlight, The Puppy Room Returned for Mental Health Week
Seven furry friends came to reenergise and destress students as part of TCDSU Mental Health Week.
Mental Health, Gaeilge and John Pilger: Your Week Ahead
TCDSU’s Mental Health Week is full of events aimed at de-stressing and re-energising students' minds.
No More Goodbyes to Berlin
The much-loved, late-night cafe bar Berlin d2 is back and has big plans for the future.