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Food Under €10: Moro Kitchen Provides Tasty Moroccan Fare
Located near Camden St, Moro Kitchen offers a selection of wraps for €6.50 to €7.50 and small, tapas-style dishes for around €5 each
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Five Societies Formally Recognised by College for Work in Equality
Trinity's Equality Champions Awards saw the Student Management Fund (SMF) take home first place for its work promoting women in business.
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Joe Joyce on Echoland, Novel-Writing and What Makes Dublin so Special
The novelist, whose book Echoland has been chosen for One City, One Book 2017, discusses what the city means to him.
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best Places to Get Food After Trinity Ball
We answer the all-important question of where to refuel after the biggest night out of term.
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“The Real Memories are Made with your Own Friends”: Authors Tell Their Trinity Ball Tales
Drinks on the roof of the GMB, standing front row at the Pogues and lighting a stranger’s hair on fire are among the memories recalled by these Trinity graduates turned authors.
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Grabbing an Early Bird Meal Before Trinity Ball
With Trinity Ball kicking off at 9pm this year, there are great places in Dublin to grab a good-value bite before things kick off.
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Irvine Welsh on Trump, Capitalism and the Rise of a Disillusioned Generation
This afternoon, the unassuming Trainspotting writer addressed students in the GMB, and reflected on issues such as Brexit and the soundtrack to the original film.
Speaking with
Orla Gartland on the Evolution of Youtube Culture and Witnessing the Repeal Movement from Afar
Ahead of playing tomorrow's Gals Gig For Repeal, the Dublin singer-songwriter speaks about the contrasting music scenes of London and Dublin.
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Tracing the Evolution of Trinity Ball’s Style from Nineties to Noughties
From the more traditional wide skirts and low skirts to today's cocktail dresses, the history of Trinity Ball fashion is a compelling one.
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The Strypes on Preparing to Have a “Good Time” with the Trinity Ball Crowd
Ahead of its Trinity Ball set tomorrow, Saoirse Ní Scanláín speaks to Peter O’Hanlon about the band’s ever-growing success