InFocus

Tringe.org: The New Dating App Just for Trinity Students

On October 28th, Tringe.org, a dating website for Trinity students, went live.
By Harper Alderson

What do Students Around Campus Think About the Race for the Áras?

We asked three different voters from campus what they think about the presidential election
By Henry Brown

An Evening of Nostalgia, Film, and Nostalgic Films

The Winners of DU Film’s Annual 48-hour Filmmaking Challenge
By Khushi Jain

Sex Work Decriminalisation Bill Launched by TD Ruth Coppinger

On Monday, October 20th, TD Ruth Coppinger launched a decriminalisation of sex work bill, removing criminal sanctions for sex workers working together or hiring people to assist their work.
By Harper Alderson

Complementary Scars: Donncha Gilmore’s Girls & Boys

Anagnorisis in Donncha Gilmore’s Girls & Boys
By Jules Nati

Who is a Dublin Creative, Really?

Tracing where genuine practice ends and performance begins in Dublin’s art scene.
By Halle Feest

Ireland Confronts its AI Future: Art, Regulation, and Growth

By Aoibheann Kearins
Analysis

Skeletons in the Closet with Painted Faces: Eoin Hayes Blackface Scandal

In light of Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes' blackface scandal, the evolving moral standards that politicians are held to are called into question.
By Genevieve Brick

Where to Find Us: The Booker Prize shortlist authors in Dublin

By Emma Milanesi

Sipping Plastics with Your Morning Coffee

They’re in your clothes, your food, even your brain. The story of how plastics became unavoidable, and why that matters for your health.
By Antonia Duffield