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A Blast From the Past at Chic

Chic's concert was more akin to a huge, communal disco party straight from the 1970s than it was a gig.
By Alison Traynor
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In Trinity, Poet Thomas Kinsella Gives Last Public Reading

Last night, College celebrated the renowned poet’s 90th birthday with readings and a peek at unpublished material.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
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Speaking with: Carta Magazine

Imogen McGuckin sat down with Christian Moore and Harry Downes, the creators behind new literary-prose magazine, Carta.
By Imogen McGuckin
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Support Living Irish Artists, says Disillusioned Panel

In the National Gallery, an assortment of Irish writers and musicians made plain the devastating financial pressures they face.
By Chris Corbett
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At Jonathan Swift Festival, Roddy Doyle and Tommy Tiernan Swap Stories

Commitments author Roddy Doyle and comedian Tommy Tiernan debated the purpose of comedy, and entertained with anecdotes.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
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Gulliver Unravels in the Science Gallery

This weekend, as part of the Jonathan Swift Festival, Trinity students debated the cult of technology.
By Brian Moore
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To Succeed, 3fe’s Daniel Must Hone its Identity

3fe's newest cafe on Clanbrassil St feels more like your granny's house than a pub of yore.
By Emma Horan
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Food and Festivity at Yuleyard

Eatyard has been transformed into a winter wonderland for the festive season.
By Ally Courtney
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Honouring Jonathan Swift

The Jonathan Swift Festival is upon us. Here’s a taste of what you can expect from this gathering of enthusiasts.
By Chris Corbett
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Far from Agony in Trinity’s Gruesome Playground Injuries

An interesting exploration into the forces that govern how we love portrayed wonderfully in Trinity’s final Debut festival.
By Jamie Sugrue