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How the History of the Islamic World Found an Unlikely Home in Dublin
The Chester Beatty library hosts Arabic, Hebrew and Persian collections among many others.
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An Cailín Ciúin and Normal People Cinematographer Kate McCullough visits Trinity
The multi-award winning cinematographer gave a talk in the GMB this week as a part of the annual Trinity Arts Festival “TAF Talks”.
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In Their Opinion: Sibling Rivalry Done Right in UCD Dramsoc Theatre
The play, directed by dynamic sibling duo Nessa and Laoise Molumby, deals with sibling rivalry and sisterly squabbles.
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: Dublin Public Libraries
Our literature editor outlines her top five picks for scenic study spots around Dublin.
Five Of The Best
An 5 is Fearr – Réamh-Fhéachaint ar Chlár na hÉigse
Tá Seachtain na hÉIgse os ár gcomhair – seo iad na himeachtaí is mó agus is spraíúla a bheas ar siúl.
An Cailín Ciúin, Banshees of Inisherin, Paul Mescal Nominated for Oscars
An Cailín Ciúin and The Banshees of Inisherin both saw significant success with the nominations ceremony on Tuesday.
An Cailín Ciúin Shortlisted for Best International Film at 2023 Oscars
The film is the first Irish-language film to have been shortlisted for the award.
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Bringing Old School Back: Meet Trinity’s Victorious Gaming Society
DU Gamers won the annual Colours Cup held against UCD on November 16th.
Review
The Banshees of Inisherin: Male Friendships and Hopelessness in a Bleak Land
The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival earlier this year.
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Othello (maybe a dance) Experiments with Integrity and Infatuation
Weaving dance, film, and theatre, John Scott explores race, domestic violence and human relationships in a physical approach to Shakespeare’s play.