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Lockdown Literature Part II: Ulysses, and Avoiding Portuguese Horror

In the second of a new series, more Trinity lecturers tell us what they're reading mid-lockdown – and what they're steering clear of.
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Meet the Climate Activists and Farmers Fighting the System, Not Each Other

The agricultural sector has a large carbon footprint. But many small farmers and activists say the real enemy is systematic exploitation.
By Emma Horan
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A League on Lockdown

League of Ireland clubs, which often suffer financial woes in normal times, are plotting an uncertain future amid football's ongoing shutdown.
By Fiachra Gallagher
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Gaming Gladiators

IEM Katowice is a multimillion-euro Esports competition – a game with fans all over the world. This year, it took place behind closed doors.
By Alex Connolly
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The World is in Shutdown. But, for DU Players, the Show Has Gone On(line)

The society's theatre might have closed, but members of DU Players are still creating – using technology, and more than a dash of inventiveness.
By Emer Tyrrell
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Observations

Coiste Nua Tofa ag an Chumann Gaelach go Digiteach

Don dara bliain as a chéile, is mná ar fad sa trí phost is sinsearaí sa chumann.
By Róise Hannan
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Lockdown Literature: Lecturers Give Their Pandemic Picks

In the first of a new series, Trinity lecturers tell us the books getting them through the coronavirus crisis – and offer some recommendations.
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Look Up: Mary Robinson’s Dining Hall Portrait

A portrait of the former chancellor, unveiled last May, occupies pride of place in Trinity's Dining Hall.
By Aoife Grimes
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A New Political Geography?

George Galloway has never shied away from the spotlight. Now, the firebrand politician has founded a new party – which he hopes will rejuvenate class-based politics.
By Patrick O'Donoghue
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Speaking with

Eanna Hardwicke, of Normal People and Vivarium, on Life in Lockdown

Eanna Hardwicke is one of Ireland's biggest acting talents. Now, he finds himself at home – and itching to get back to work.
By Stephen Patrick Murray