Dublin
Window A World Explores Identity and Uncertainty
Window a World will run at the Dublin Theatre Festival box office until October 16th.
USI Plans Student Walkout Over Cost of Living and Accommodation Crises
The Union of Students in Ireland, in collaboration with TCDSU, has arranged a walkout this Thursday to combat the fiscal pressures facing students.
The Bray Literary Festival Showcases Irish Writers, New and Old
The festival had its final run last weekend, featuring a wide-ranging group of Irish artists
Your Week Ahead: Plays, Pirates and Palaeolithic Spear Throwers
Don’t miss out on this week of guests, games and jams.
Mespil In The Dark Live: A Love Letter to Theatre
Mespil In The Dark Live by Pan Pan runs from September 5th to 10th, with an opening on September 6th at the Samuel Beckett Theatre.
Gardaí Warn Students to be Extra Vigilant About Accommodation Scams
There has been a 30 per cent increase in accommodation fraud in 2022 alone compared to 2019, with scams spiking with the return to college.
Samuel Yakura Tells Us How to be The Perfect Immigrant
Blending spoken word poetry and playwriting, Yakura’s one-man show is set to open at The New Theatre as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival.
Feachtas Seolta do Cheathrú Gaeilge agus an Ghaeilge a Spreagadh san Ardchathair
D’fhógair an tAire Stát don Ghaeltacht agus Spóirt Jack Chambers maoiniú de €325,000 don fheachtas.
Five of the Best: Dublin Theatre Festival
Our top picks for the upcoming festival, which will sell out fast due to limited space to allow for social distancing.
When NCAD Students Took On an Institution, and the State – and Won
In the 1960s, NCAD was run directly by the governments. Students weren’t happy – and spent years fighting for a more accessible college.