Societies

Speaking with the Cosiest Society on Campus

From crochet to embroidery, Trinity's KnitSoc opens its arms up to all craft enthusiasts.
By Niamh Herbert

Re-Awakening the Ghosts of Trinity’s Lost Societies

Scarcely remembered and hardly recorded, Trinity's lost societies act as an alternative history to College.
By Grace Meagher

Jazz Jam, Hispanic Wine and Diwali: Your Fourth Week Ahead

As Fourth Week rolls around, Trinity’s societies have an exciting week of events lined up.
By Niamh Herbert

At SpeaQeasy, Profound and Touching Student Poetry

Students gathered under dim lighting to share their poetry and prose, exploring themes of sexuality, depression, self-destruction and love.
By Charlotte O'Reilly

Despite £5,000 Windfall, DU Dance Still Face Space Frustrations

The society have found limited space on campus to practice, despite their financial concerns now being solved.
By Aisling Marren

Deer Walk, Caffeine and Casual Drawing: Your Week Ahead

Here's a run through of the must-do activities and events this week.
By Charlotte O'Reilly
Editorial

No, Farage Should Not Get a Medal. But He Should Be Invited to Speak

Completely rescinding the invitation to Nigel Farage would only play into the narrative that students can’t cope with hearing incendiary views.

Níl Bonn Tuillte ag Farage ach Ba Chóir go dTabharfaí Cuireadh Dó

Má chuireann siad an cuireadh ar ceal, cuirfidh sé sin leis an insint nach bhfuil mic léinn in ann glacadh le tuairimí conspóideacha.

After Central Societies Committee Opposition, DUGES Vote Fails

The CSC warned that a successful vote would 'imperil' the future of DUGES.
By Dominic McGrath

The Hist Faces Backlash Over Farage Invitation

Nigel Farage is speaking to the Hist in the beginning of 2018 and will receive the Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse from the society.
By Eleanor O'Mahony