Culture

Through Perseverance and Creativity, Ireland Music Week Goes Online

Ireland Music Week 2020 swaps venue wristbands for headphones in the driveway to keep the show on the road this week.
By Hannah Quearney

NCAD Fashion Students on Producing Collections During Lockdown

Though they are still awaiting their big catwalk moment, final-year fashion students at NCAD survived the logistical challenges of producing a collection in lockdown.
By Elizabeth Ring

Hush: The Sandwich Bar You Won’t be Able to Hush Up About

Although indoor dining is curbed under new government restrictions, Hush’s tasty, tongue-in-cheek options can be enjoyed outdoors or to take-away.
By Maria Rooney Fitzpatrick

The Last Shows Standing: Dublin Theatre Festival 2020

From the words of Patrick Kavanagh being played across the grounds of IMMA, to streaming the magic of ANU Productions to the comfort of your couch, DTF still has lots to keep you engaged.
By Molly Longstaff

Irish Poet and Trinity Graduate Derek Mahon Dies, Aged 78

Mahon, who continued writing up until his death, was appointed as Trinity’s first ever Writer Fellow in 1986.
By Anthony Bradley

Legally Fond: The Trinity Student Podcast Taking Freshers’ Week by Storm

Through the podcast, Gavin Dowd, Alex MacDonnell and Pierce O’Meara, three final-year law students, hope to make the law more accessible.
By Rebecca Deasy-Millar

Trinity Trend: Zoom Dress Code

As we enter a semester of online classes, even Trinity’s most daring trends will have to think inside the pixelated box.
By Aoife Murray

The ‘Nuw’ Way to Dress Sustainably

Nu Wardrobe, the successful clothes-sharing platform, now has an easy-to-use phone application.
By Alexandra Murray

Meet the Trinity Twins Taking Depop by Storm

Having amassed a following of over 34,000 and the coveted Depop verified badge, The Doyle Twins show no sign of slowing down.
By Emer Tyrrell

How Pillow Queens Achieved Both Niche and Mainstream Success

After releasing its debut album ‘In Waiting’ this month, the Dublin-based band has already established itself as one to watch.
By Hannah Quearney