Culture
The Writer Depicting Dublin’s Dark Side
Frankie Gaffney on exploring Dublin's underbelly and gangland crime.
Skating Onto The Scene: The Women of Irish Roller Derby
Exploring the origins, Irish links and future of up-and-coming American sport roller derby.
Putting the “Wild” Back in the Oscar Wilde Centre
With the appointment of enigmatic novelist Ian Sansom as Director, the centre looks set to tackle new areas of literary criticism and writing.
Swing Shows a Multicultural Ireland Through Music and Dance
David Donovan reviews Swing, a collaboration betweeen DU Players's Celtic Twilight festival and theatre company Fishamble.
A Uniquely Dublin Adventure with The Great Brunswick
Annie Keegan reviews the “promenade piece” running as part of Celtic Twilight, which takes its audience on a unique and surprising tour of the city.
With Performance, Installations and Speakers, Celtic Twilight Brings Irish Writing to Campus
DU Players's free annual festival, with a new focus on Irish writing, began today, and runs until Sunday.
In the Long Room Hub, an Exhibition by School of English Students
Nine students respond to the collections of the National Museum of Ireland with performances, photographs, readings & film.
Sing Street Adds to a Stellar Year for Irish Film
Jennifer Wilson reviews Sing Street, the Irish film that received two standing ovations and rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival.
Science Gallery and IFI Team up to Explore Science Fiction and Futures Past
Experts including Trinity Professors and journalists will discuss the social themes in classic science fiction works including 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Choral’s Elijah, at Times Outstanding, Still Falls Short
The first performance of Mendelssohn’s Elijah by Dublin University Choral Society since 1977 left a little to be desired.