Dublin

IT Tallaght Students to Support Repeal Campaign

Students in IT Tallaght also voted to remain part of USI.
By Isla Hoe

After Three Years of Negotiations, Trinity Secures Iveagh Grounds

After three years of talks, it was announced today that Trinity has purchased the sports facility in Drimnagh.
By Donal MacNamee

Five of the Best: Independent Bookshops

Looking for a good read that is not on a required reading list? We've compiled a list of Dublin's finest independent bookshops.
By Chloe Tait

Sally Rooney Named New Stinging Fly Editor

The Trinity graduate and acclaimed writer will take over the literary magazine.
By Chloe Tait

A Fresh Take on Seafood

With Klaw Seafood Café, Niall Sabongi has again endeavoured to bring seafood to the masses, albeit those with a deep enough pocket.
By Aoife McCormack

Dublin’s Former Stomping Grounds

Saoirse Ní Scanláin takes a nostalgic look at Dublin's old haunts, from The Twisted Pepper to Lost Society.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin

Inside Dublin’s Jewish Museum

In Dublin's 'Little Jerusalem', one museum documents Jewish history in Ireland and beyond.
By Emily Daly

Cross City Luas to Begin Running in Two Weeks

On Saturday, December 9th, the Luas Cross City will begin serving its 13 new stops.
By Róisín Power

With €44,000 Raised So Far, Med Day Set to Reach Target

The figure means Med Day 2017 looks set to surpass its €50,000 target.
By Aoife Kearins

The BESS Graduate Leading Hungary’s Far Right

Trinity graduate Marton Gyöngyösi is helping take his far-right party to the cusp of power in Hungary.
By Dominic McGrath