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Rince, Rí-Rá agus (Preas)-Rúnaí a Chuireann Tús le hÉigse na Tríonóide
Ag seoladh ceiliúrtha bliantúla na Gaeilge, labhair Eoin Ó Neachtáin faoi thábhacht agus úsáid laethúil na teanga.
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Nab a Heart Shaped Prize this February with Lucy’s Lounge
In a new endeavour, the vintage emporium in Temple Bar is offering a unique Valentine’s Day competition.
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The Cupcake Bloke on his Fresh and Fierce Bakes
From Coppinger Row to the Yes Equality Campaign, Graham Herterich’s cakes have become regular fixtures in the Dublin baking scene.
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Presenting a Collected and Professional Sound, MITCH Set to Play Workmans
To celebrate the launch of their new EP, Hot Singles, the Dublin-based group will play Workmans tomorrow night.
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Éigse Murder Mystery, Food Waste Fiasco and a Viking Pub Crawl: Your Week Ahead
Fionnuala Egan traces the most promising events taking places this week from a busy line-up presented by Éigse na Tríonóide to Trinity Arts Festival.
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Varied Speakers at Christian Union Highlight the Diversity of the Small Society
Christian Union discusses forgiveness, second chances and reflection as its annual events week draws to a close.
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Guerilla Gigs, Women in Comedy and a Murder Mystery: Trinity Arts Festival Returns
This week TAF will present a series of free and artistic events which, as ever, will see societies across Trinity getting creative.
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New York Poet Eileen Myles Brings her Politically-Engaged Feminist Poetry to Trinity
Tomorrow, the critically acclaimed poet will host a talk in the Arts Block about her work and career as a poet.
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We’ll Always Have Film Fatale: Casablanca Comes to Dublin
This week, Film Fatale offers the opportunity to dress as Elsa or Rick, and bask in a full Casablanca experience in Number Twenty-Two.
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At Trinity Economic Forum, William K Black on Financial Fraud and Regulation
The professor, white-collar crime lawyer and former bank regulator, offered a more cynical and realistic address than Deirdre Mc Closkey.