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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.
By Gillian Murtagh
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An Inquisitive Approach to Fashion Writing

With the launch of FRANC Magazine this evening, Danielle Olavario speaks to Briony Somers about overcoming pretence in the fashion industry
By Danielle Olavario
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Dunk Tanks, Diplomacy and Circus Acts: Your Tuesday of Freshers’ Week

Fionnuala Egan provides a run down of what to expect from the Tuesday of Freshers' Week.
By Fionnuala Egan
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Speaking With: Katie Laffan and Damola, Ready to Take Over the Freshers’ Week Stages

Ahead of this week's performances, Killian Barry talks to some of the acts that make up the Trinity Ents Freshers' Week line-up
By Killian Barry
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Novelty Ideas and Sensational Events: A Look Ahead to Padraic Rowley’s Year of Ents

Killian Barry investigates how our Ents Officer plans to turn ideas for diversity and inclusivity into reality.
By Killian Barry
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Free Food, Speed Friending and Bashy Quraishy: Your Monday of Freshers’ Week

Brian Donnelly provides a shortlist of tomorrow's best freshers events so you can spend your time efficiently.
By Brian Donnelly
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Campus Art Walks, Tie-Dye Workshops and Murder Mystery Tours

Brian Donnelly maps out the Freshers' Week events thats are not to be missed this week.
By Brian Donnelly
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With Free Events, Dublin and Trinity to Transform for Culture Night

A preview of what to do in Dublin for one of the city's busiest nights of the year.
By Megan Russell
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Pav Debuts Facelift, Including New Colour Scheme and Bar

With more tills and beer taps, the Pav is seeking to appeal to a wider customer base.
By Sinéad Baker
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Rising, Centenary, Rebellion: A Look at This Year’s Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival

David Donovan maps out the most innovative theatre projects to visit Dublin over the next 20 days, exploring themes of remembrance, technology and migration.
By David Donovan