Dublin
A Sculptural Re-Imagination of Capitalism at the MART Gallery
Richard Forrest's new sculpture exhibit, A Negative Infinity, reflects on the effects of capitalism on the exhaustion of the human spirit.
DCU to Create 1,240 New Beds on Campus
The college is to demolish an existing 252-bed complex and build new accommodation.
Printing House Square Was Less than 50% Complete in August, Say Board Documents
The construction of Trinity's Printing House Square is lagging far behind where College hoped it would be.
Museum of Literature Ireland is Dublin Culture’s Newest Jewel
On Culture Night, Dublin's new Museum of Literature Ireland launched, merging the old and the new in a mesmerising way
At Bleeding Pig Festival, a Show of Quality Irish Filmmaking
Despite some misses, the fourth Bleeding Pig Film Festival showed that Irish fimmaking is in rude health.
Trinity Faces Major New Threat to Autonomy Amid Higher Education Reforms
The membership of College Board could be reduced from 27 to 15, according to four separate members of Board.
Political Panorama at IFI Documentary Festival
The Irish Film Institute’s Documentary Festival is back for its 17th year.
At Project Arts, Marina Carr Makes Old Stories into New Ones
Staged by the Rough Magic Theatre Company, 'Hecuba' turns the story of the Trojan war on its head.
Amid Row Over Influence, Deal to Establish Trinity Islamic Centre Nearly Collapsed
Funded by a charity established by Dubai's deputy leader, Trinity's Al Maktoum Centre was 'in danger of collapsing' in 2016.
Discord and Lively Debate, With Afro-Caribbean Society
Letters to the Motherland, an event hosted by the Afro-Caribbean Society, brought debate to the Global Room last night.