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A Night of Pro-choice Spoken Word on the Eve of the March for Choice
Brian Donnelly takes a look at Choicebox, a pro-choice event organised by recent Trinity graduate Eimear Sparks.
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DU Players Auditions, Activism Workshops and Closing Cans at the Pav: Your Friday of Freshers’ Week
In the final instalment of our previews, Brian Donnelly looks ahead to the most memorable events taking place on the final day of Freshers' Week
Feature
The Artistic Revolution Behind the Repeal the Eighth Campaign
Anna Cosgrave, Andrea Horan and Ailbhe Smyth on the new artistic direction of the repeal the eighth campaign, from poster sales to spoken word.
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A Life Changing Day for Generation Z
In Radius, Gillian Murtagh looks ahead Zeminar, the new social enterprise that is invested in the well-being of young people.
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A Rally to Repeal, a Global Village, and Club Philth: Your Thursday of Freshers’ Week
Fionnuala Egan looks ahead to some of the most notable events this Thursday of Freshers’ Week.
Speaking with
Why Daithí Will Never Stop Using the Fiddle
Saoirse Ní Scanláin interviews Daithí, one of Ireland’s freshest takes on electronic music and one of the big names on this year's Freshers' Week line-up.
Review
Making a Murderer Attorneys on Working in Defence Law and the Inequalities in the System
Visiting Law Soc today, Dean Strang and Jerry Buting spoke on the hit Netflix documentary series and the US criminal justice system.
Review
Dispelling Questions Over the Role of An Ambassador, the Portugese Ambassador Addresses SOFIA
Fionnuala Egan reflects on the ambassador’s address to the Society for International Affairs (SOFIA) on Tuesday of Freshers’ Week.
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An #IWelcome Mural, Cacophony and Dean Strang and Jerry Buting of Making A Murderer: Your Wednesday of Freshers’ Week
Brian Donnelly provides a breakdown of events for your midweek planning of Freshers' Week
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Blending Academia and the Fun of a Convention, a Horror Expo Like No Other
With input from Trinity's School of English, Horror Expo Ireland will host Q&A sessions, screenings and paranormal investigations on everything from literature to 80s nostalgia.