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Review

Final Issue of Nemesis Sets High Standard for Future Issues to Follow

The feminist journal launched its final issue of the academic year last night, providing an evening of thought-provoking creativity for all present.
By Síle Maguire
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Icarus Magazine Launches Final and Most Impressive Issue of the Academic Year

Last night, Ireland’s oldest creative writing journal celebrated the launch of the last issue of the academic year.
By Sinéad Baker
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Review

In the TBSI, Trinity Postgraduate Review Launches 16th Volume

Postgraduate research from Trinity and universities around the world was celebrated at last night’s launch of the 16th volume of the journal.
By Sinéad Baker
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Feature

Escape Trinity with a Sunny Day in Howth

For anyone looking to escape campus, summer days enjoying sun and food by the sea are just a short train journey away.
By Rebecca Wynne-Walsh
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Feature

Dublin: The City That Sleeps

While other European cities are making increased efforts to become truly 24 hour, Dublin offers little to citizens and visitors after 10pm.
By Gillian Murtagh
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An Cumann Gaelach Awarded Best Irish Language Student Society

They received the award from President Higgins in the national competition.
By Dominic McGrath
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Preview

Join the Fashion Revolution and Think About the Clothes You’re Wearing

From April 24th to 30th, Fashion Revolution Ireland are bringing a week of global fashion consciousness to Ireland.
By Niamh Mulville
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Review

Trinity Orchestra on Capturing the Magic of David Bowie

The product of months of work, Trinity Orchestra's new video serves as a testament to Bowie and the orchestra's own dedication.
By Jack O’Neill
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The Hamilton: Functional and Inelegant in the East End of Trinity

Despite the building’s blatant lack of charm, the design managed to overcome a number of difficult planning issues, which is worthy of some praise.
By Holly Brown
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Explore a Different Side of Trinity with Early Printed Books

At the top of the Old Library, Early Printed Books hosts some of the oldest and most valuable books in Trinity.
By Rebecca Wynne-Walsh