Culture
Kurt Vile’s Sunburnt Symphonies Light Up Vicar Street
In a packed Vicar Street, Kurt Vile is at his best when the subtlety of his guitar playing is given room to breathe over the vigour of his band.
Contribution
The SU Cafe is a Cost Worth Keeping
TCDSU should do everything it can to preserve the SU Cafe, writes Jack Dolan.
BuskAid Brings Musical Christmas Cheer Online
The Waterford City busking festival began today, with a lineup of online events leading to BuskAid Live on December 23rd in aid of homelessness charities.
The One-Man Magic of Local Boy
Tickets to Fynch in the Button Factory on December 16th, where Local Boy will be performing as a special guest, are available on Eventbrite for €15.
CMAT’s Very Nice Christmas: A Cathartic End to a Catastrophic Year
This week, CMAT and friends quenched the musical appetites of those still pining after the pre-pandemic gig scene.
Festive Film Picks From Campus’s Familiar Faces
While students go stir-crazy with online assessments, we seek film recommendations from the custodians of our campus, who consistently brave human contact so that we don’t have to.
Over the Phone, ‘Abbey Calling’ Reconnects Artist and Audience
The personal telephone performances of Abbey Calling run until 7:30pm today.
Twenty Theatrical Snapshots From the Biggest Names in Irish Opera
20 Shots of Opera will be available to stream for free from the Irish National Opera, on December 17th.
Seán Hewitt: Trinity’s Rising Literary Star
Hewitt’s memoir All Down Darkness Wide is set to be published in summer 2022.
Hayley McDonnell’s Journey from Social Care Student to Poet
The emerging Kimmage poet writes primarily about social injustices, putting active engagement ahead of polished perfection.