Dublin
Flights of French Fancy at the IFI
The IFI is hosting its annual French film festival at the IFI this month.
In November, Rich Pickings for Dublin Theatre
From opera to ballet, a packed schedule this month demonstrates the rude health of Dublin's theatre scene.
Brimming With Eclecticism, Fashion Trail Champions Local Creativity
Celebrators of independent fashion retailers were treated to a rich fashion trail, entitled Get Up, around Dublin's creative haunts on Thursday.
At MVP, a Day of Drink-Free Diversions
MVP on Clanbrassil St has launched Sober Sundays, a regular event focused on alcohol-free fun.
Are Social Media and Clean Eating Curbing our Drinking Habits?
With so much of our lives lived online, Alanna MacNamee asks: are we so taken up with our internet selves that we have less need to go out?
Perch Caterer to Run 300-Seat Business School Restaurant
The restaurant will offer four styles of dining and will have an outdoor area.
‘Failure is Beneficial’: Young Entrepreneurs on the Secrets to Success
Trinity Entrepreneurial Society hosted a panel discussion with four past and present members of the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
Trinity Trend: Dad Trainers
How can something once so utterly repellent now be the most fashionable pair of shoes one can own?
Trinity Drama Students Make Their Debut
Every year, five fourth-year drama students take residency at the Samuel Beckett Theatre for their first work in a professional theatre.
Contribution
It’s Alarming that Trinity Dismisses Kells as Unworthy of its Own Treasures
Trinity's attitude to Kells perpetuates the idea that the College is detached from the rest of the country, writes Ross Malervy.