Preview
Testaments to life, love and friendship ring out at the National Concert Hall as Dolly Alderton talks to a sold-out audience
By Imogen Kavanagh
Preview
Whether you want to debate the past or look to how you can save the future, Trinity's societies have you covered on the greenest week of the year.
By Catriona Paget
Speaking with
We spoke to Trinity graduate Sally Hayden, a foreign correspondent whose career is on the rise.
By Molly Furey
Preview
Today at 4pm in the GMB, Wastefellow will be showing students the ropes on Ableton.
By Alison Traynor
Preview
Opening today in the Royal Hibernian Academy, Stephen Dunne's solo exhibition offers playful chaos.
By Susie Crawford
Feature
The North Face puffer has infiltrated the wardrobes of students all over campus – the sartorially minded and the more practical fashion-phobes alike.
By Aoife Murray
Review
The duo, who first met as undergraduates in Trinity, described their experience of the College's musical scene and life after university.
By Niamh Kennedy
Review
Known for his striking murals across the city, Maser talked to Trinity Arts Festival about using art as a vehicle for change.
By Eimear Murphy
Review
Eagraíodh an plé phainéil i Seomra na Gaeilge chun Seachtain na hÉigse a sheoladh.
By Eoin O'Hare
Preview
Over the next month, Trinity students and graduates will showcase their new work in the Smock Alley theatre.
By Christopher Kestell