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Terry Eagleton on The Death of God and the War on Terror

Hosted by the Metafizz on Tuesday, the Catholic-Marxist literary critic and public intellectual addressed the need for a 'God debate' in the West.
By Lucy Walker
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Choicebox X TCDSU Provides Engaging Platform for Pro-Choice Art

The collaborative event encouraged an open dialogue on the repeal the eighth campaign through poetry and spoken word.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin
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Speaking With Dan Owen on Intimate Gigs and Learning his Craft

After touring with the likes of Birdy and Kaleo, Saoirse Ní Scanláin talks to singer-songwriter Dan Owen ahead of his performance in Ruby Sessions last night.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin
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Mark Post on Creating the First Meat-Free Burger

Yesterday evening, the Global Development Society and DU General Science Society welcomed Mark Post to discuss the sustainability of meat alternatives developed in a laboratories.
By Grace Harris
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Carol of the Belles: Speaking With the All-Female Acapella Group, Trinity Belles

Fionnuala Egan speaks to the group of singers ahead of their performance in the Grand Social tonight.
By Fionnuala Egan
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Societies Offer Multiple Opportunities to Give Back this Christmas

This festive season, a range of societies are offering students the chance to engage in charity work, including Trinity VDP, Law Soc and Trinity Arts Workshop.
By Grace Meagher
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A Christmas Tree Lighting, Trinity Belles Concert and 24 Hour Musical: Your Week Ahead

The week will also feature a debate from An Cumann Gaelach and a panel discussion on designer Eileen Gray.
By Fionnuala Egan
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Making a List and Checking it Twice: Naughty or Nice at the Lighthouse Cinema

The cinema’s festive programme includes a selection of naughty and nice films, such as Die Hard, Home Alone and Love Actually.
By Lucia Grijpink
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An Exercise in Evasive Storytelling: Debut Festival’s Nothing

The play, directed by Ursula McGinn and written by Lulu Raczka explores the chaos of human life through everyday encounters.
By Bríd Nolan
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Food Under €10: Hatch & Sons Provides Traditional Irish Fare Affordable for Students

Often hidden behind packs of students, this restaurant on Stephen's Green is notable for traditional food and all-day breakfast options.
By Maryia Ditchkowska