Review
Wuthering Heights for Dummies
A critique of Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights and its book inaccuracies
Paul Costelloe: Legacy and Succession
Nóra Hegarty dives into Paul Costelloe's Autumn/Winter 2026 show at London Fashion Week and discusses the legacy of the late fashion icon
As if Nothing Could Fall
A collection of essays featuring Trinity’s Dr Julie Bates launches in Books Upstairs
Múcín: Pride, Laughter, and the Weight of a Generation
Dana Alashi reviews the Irish-language play presented by Lemon Soap Production
Fluidity Within “Harry Clarke’s Stained Glass” at the National Museum of Ireland
In collaboration with Crawford Art Gallery, six of Harry Clarke’s stained glass panels find a home in the National Museum of Ireland, showcasing his skill and style over his career
“If you have any interest at all in film, there is a place at this paper for you.”
Deputy Film and TV editor Josie Radcliffe in conversation with Trinity Film Review’s editor Emma Egan
Irish Excellence at the 2026 IFTAs
How the IFTAs spotlight emerging Irish talent
Ring the Bell for Dublin’s Best Kept Pint
A night of pool, pints and low-lit legends at The Hacienda Bar
To Kill A Mockingbird Stage Adaptation Review
Screenwriter and playwright Aaron Sorkin brings Harper Lee’s masterpiece to the Bord Gáis
Five of the Best: Dublin Designers
Fashion Editor, Sarah Kerr, takes you through the biggest and brighters upcoming Dublin designers