Culture
Dean of Students Enjoys Halls Musical
After ten weeks of practice the musical, directed by Séimí Campbell, receives standing ovation on final night.
On the Beaten Track: Guinness Storehouse
Cael O'Toole walks us through the storehouse, one of Irelands most well known tourist attractions.
With Students, a New Spur For Dublin Drag
Sarah Scales speaks to international and nation drag stars, and investigates how influential students have been in popularising drag.
Life, Loss and Laughter at an Age Older Than Ireland
The Director of Older Than Ireland, the documentary that focuses on the lives of 30 Irish centenarians aged between 100 to 113, spoke to DU Film Society and Trinity VDP.
Spare Hour: The Douglas Hyde Gallery
A free gallery of contemporary art right here on campus, the Douglas Hyde Gallery is the perfect place to spend your spare hour.
At the Launch of RTÉ’s 1916 Programming, an Exercise in Storytelling
Lara Connaughton reviews the stuffy red and white white reception at the launch of the national broadcaster's 1916 programming.
At the National Gallery, a Talk on Portraits of Women Collected by Ireland’s Most Famous Art Dealer
Janet McClean spoke in the National Gallery on Hugh Lane’s Ladies. Denis Ryan recounts the evening.
Receiving the Praesis Elit Award, Fatou Bensouda Speaks to LawSoc
Pamela Avila reviews the visit, speech and honouring of the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
On the Beaten Track: Croke Park
Paul Glynn tours Dublin's foremost athletic landmark, exploring the history and pride behind GAA sports.
Mapping Out the Best of This Year’s Culture Night
Trudy Kilgore picks out the top events to stop by this Friday