Dublin
Crumlin Occupation and O’Connell St Shutdown, as Students Hit Back at Housing Crisis
Protestors have occupied a building in Crumlin as part of the national day of action organised by Take Back the City.
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The True Cost of College’s Commercialisation is Starting to Show
College is looking more like a business than a place of learning, writes Jack Synnott.
Pushing the Boundaries of Art and Science
Visit the Science Gallery's current exhibition, 'Life on the Edges', before it closes next week.
Short and Sweet in the IFI for Culture Night
The IFI will this evening showcase the best of Irish short films.
Poetry Therapy, Terry Pratchett and Spanish Spoken Word
We've rounded up the best literature events in Dublin for Culture Night this evening.
People Like Lynn Ruane
Senator Lynn Ruane launched her new autobiography in Trinity last night at an event chaired by Vincent Browne.
In UCD, Literary Heavyweights Celebrate Edna O’Brien
O'Brien was “decades ahead of her native country in expressing painful truths”, author Louise Nealon said of the infamous O’Brien.
Donald Trump, Republic of Loose and the Roman Empire: Your Week Ahead
Politics takes centre stage this week in Trinity.
Not a Dry Eye at ‘Fear Not’ Launch
Spoken-word sensation Stephen James Smith launches first-ever poetry book.
Celebrating Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense
Relive some of the most iconic moments in cinematic history at the Light House cinema.