Dublin
Conor Tobin is a Filmmaker on the Cusp of Old and New
Conor Tobin started making films after the recession hit. Ten years later, he's still producing works that are both visual and visceral.
Five of the Best: Dublin’s Irish Boutiques
Find the best of Irish fashion in Dublin's boutiques – from Eirloom to Om Diva.
The Playwrights Sticking Two Fingers Up to Our Toxic View of Sex
In Two Fingers Up, a new play airing as part of the Dublin Fringe, Seon Simpon and Gina Donnelly take the audience on a tour of sex-shaming.
‘Stay in Touch’, Provost Urges Alumni During African Philanthropy Tour
Provost Patrick Prendergast spent the last week touring Africa as part of Trinity's new philanthropy campaign.
Over 90% of New Student Beds in Dublin Demand Rents Above €800
Since 2016, 5,465 student beds have been built in Dublin. Over 90 per cent cost more than €800 per month.
Mumps Outbreak Prompts College Warning
An email to staff and students advised all members of College to check that they have had two MMR vaccines.
Tangent’s Newest Scheme Sends Student Startups to America
The Tangent Pioneers international accelerator programme will allow six Trinity startups to travel to New York this week.
In its Tenth Year, the Annual Dublin Art Book Fair Moves Online
The annual festival made its online debut yesterday with a discussion between Aleana Egan and Richard Proffitt on their respective studio processes.
Five of the Best: Coffee Hatches in Dublin
Making the most of a much-needed library break, Julia Quilligan scours the city for the best take-out coffee on the go.
National Gallery Adapts Dementia-Inclusive Scheme for Those Staying Home
To accommodate dementia sufferers who are quarantining, the National Gallery’s new resource allows them to get creative from the comfort of their own homes.