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Exhibiting the Hilarious Talent of Trinity’s Female Comedians
Last night, DU Comedy and Trinity Arts Festival were joined by Joanne McNally to celebrate the society’s ongoing commitment to the encouragement of women in comedy.
Feature
DU Comedy On Promoting Humour and Encouraging Female Comedians to the Stage
Grace Meagher learns about Trinity's comedy society, from women in comedy workshops to bringing David O’Doherty to the GMB.
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The Life Cycle of a Book: Exploring Writing Processes in the Irish Writers Centre
Last night saw the launch of a series of talks by Publishing Ireland which hope to examine the full process of getting published in Ireland, from writing the novel to seeing it take its place in a bookshop.
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Lost in Austen: Lit Soc Celebrates the Enduring Relevance of Jane Austen
As the 200th anniversary of Austen’s death approaches, last night saw Lit Soc explore the timelessness of the writer through games, wine and chocolate.
Preview
Irish Cinema Presented on International Stage at Dublin’s Audi Film Festival
The film festival will run over a period of 10 days across the city and will be joined by the likes of Vanessa Redgrave and Cillian Murphy.
Speaking with
Fun Lovin’ Criminals on Crackbird, Stealing Samples and Success 20 Years Later
Twenty years after their debut album, the band discuss the things that make their sound unique and why they're big in Europe.
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TAF Launch Gives Insight into the Week of Artistry and Fancy to Come
Last night in the chapel, Trinity Arts festival began a week of artistic celebration with an impressive night of live music.
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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.
Speaking with
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.