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Exploring Dublin 8’s Unlikely Array of Cultural Activity
From vintage markets to hipster cafes, the area area boasts a wealth of options for a lazy Saturday morning as a result of its ongoing gentrification.
Diplomacy in Difficult Times: Dublin’s Lord Mayor and Ireland’s Ambassador on Representing Ireland
Dublin’s Lord Mayor and Anne Anderson, Ireland’s Ambassador to the USA, paint their picture of Ireland in today’s uncertain political climate.
Speaking with
Jack Kirwan of Sprout on Family Businesses and Sustainable Irish Products
Co-founder of the popular Trinity lunch spot Jack Kirwan discusses the importance of using high quality products and the sense of community to be found amongst his staff.
Feature
Scene Kids: Exploring Trinity’s Scene + Heard Productions
Annie Keegan investigates the theatre festival that strives to reflect the major issues facing Irish people right now and Trinity students' involvement with it.
Politics, Selfies and Low Blows: The Trends of Oscar Hosts Through the Years
With the Oscars taking place tomorrow, Jennifer Wilson looks back on the sometimes fabulous, sometimes disastrous hosts of Academy Awards past.
Review
Martin Scorsese on Rejecting Sequels and Capturing the Outcast
Visiting the Phil today, the legendary film director addressed new film technology and how we are all 'God's Lonely Man'.
Review
International Relations: A Sensitive Portrayal of the Not-So-Distant Past
A unique performance at Smock Alley, International Relations explores human relationships, the awkwardness of a language barrier and dealing with trauma.
Review
Trinity Literary Society’s Litfest Ends with Panel on Publishing and Perfectionism
Yesterday in the Hist conversation room, the society hosted a panel discussion that focused on literary journals and publishing.
For Your Consideration: Politics and the Oscars
Ahead of the Oscars this Sunday, Dara McWade examines the politics of the Academy and how a winning "narrative" is created for a film.
Political Unrest and Illusions of Glory: the Parallels of WB Yeats and the Beatles
Orla Howells explores the striking similarities in inspiration between two cultural icons, and aligns poems by Yeats with songs of the Beatles.