Societies

Cumann Get Your Love ar Lá Fhéile Vailintín

Tá grá á scaipeadh ag an gCumann Gaelach agus Lá Fhéile Vailintín ag druidim linn.
By Abigail Moriarty

Making the Trinity Arts Festival a Week to Remember

The week-long festival features everything from murder mysteries to neon light displays.
By Théo Martin

The Phil Launches Udoma Subcommittee With an Evening of Moving Words

The subcommittee will provide students from minority ethnic backgrounds with a platform to speak about discrimination and diversity.
By Clara Roche

The Phil’s Far-Flung Alumni Reflect on Their Time as Student Debaters

The hallowed halls of the GMB are a springboard to success for many.
By Maitiú Charleton

The Christian Union Ponders Inward Peace in a Series of Talks

The society is offering a week of spirited events dealing with these questions of faith, humanity and personhood
By Nathan Moore

The Phil Ponders the Ethics of Empty Housing

Taking on opposition from the University of Cambridge, the host's came close but were ultimately defeated.
By Raman Malashchanka

The Hist Considers Reparations in the Fight for Women’s Rights

Guest speaker Alana Ryan closed the debate with a moment of silence for the late Ashling Murphy.
By Théo Martin

Questions of Dictatorship and Democracy as the Hist Takes on American Supremacy

Last night's motion was 'this house believes that American supremacy has ended'.
By Théo Martin

The Hist Considers the Meaning of Freedom in Anglo-Irish Treaty Debate

The final debate of the semester was a joint affair with DU History.
By Anna Waters

DUPA’s Christmas Exhibition Brings Light to Dark December

The society’s second in-person exhibition of the year showcased a bright mix of student photography under the theme 'After Sundown'.
By Aoibhín McGarry and Maitiú Charleton