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A Vintage Pop-Up Market with a Cause

Ellie's Vintage Market is a great chance to swerve fast fashion while raising money for cancer patients at the same time.
By Alannah Murray
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Med Cup 2019 Promises Fun and Fierce Competition

Head down to the Sports Hall this weekend to watch BioSoc's lively football tournament.
By Céire Carey
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At Dublin Theatre Festival, 18 Days of Jaw-Dropping Plays

A guide to some of the world-class theatre that's set to descend on Dublin over the next month.
By Emer Tyrrell
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A Groundbreaking PJ Harvey Album is Documented in Dublin

Directed by award-winning cinematographer Seamus Murphy, A Dog Called Money follows PJ Harvey as she creates her 2016 album.
By Ellie O'Neill
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At Sass Mouth Dames Film Club, a Series on Hollywood Censorship

The 11th season of Sass Mouth Dames Film Club investigates films made in Hollywood before the imposition of a code that censored many pictures.
By Tom Monaghan
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A Sculptural Re-Imagination of Capitalism at the MART Gallery

Richard Forrest's new sculpture exhibit, A Negative Infinity, reflects on the effects of capitalism on the exhaustion of the human spirit.
By Rachael Gunning
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Meet the Woman Bringing Menstrual Awareness to Trinity

Charlotte Amrouche, the founder of Míosta Menstrual Education Ireland, says that the solution to period awareness will come through education.
By Katie Dumpleton
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AI and Internet Privacy on the Agenda, as Data Experts Visit LawSoc and Trinity College Law Review

Max Schrems, Ravi Naik, and Prof David Carroll discussed data privacy in front of an attentive GMB audience this week.
By Niall Prior
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Museum of Literature Ireland is Dublin Culture’s Newest Jewel

On Culture Night, Dublin's new Museum of Literature Ireland launched, merging the old and the new in a mesmerising way
By Sárán Fogarty
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At Bleeding Pig Festival, a Show of Quality Irish Filmmaking

Despite some misses, the fourth Bleeding Pig Film Festival showed that Irish fimmaking is in rude health.
By Stephen Patrick Murray