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At the Science Gallery, a Discussion on the Intersection of Fashion and Technology

For Science Week, Sinéad Burke was joined by a host of creatives and designers to discuss the role of technology in fashion's future yesterday.
By Conor Davage
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Addressing Lit Soc, Claire Hennessy Questions If Beauty Can Save the World

Hennessy received Honorary Patronage from the society and discussed her latest novel, Nothing Tastes As Good.
By Michela Curcio
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On The Role of the Lawyer in Politics, Anne-Marie Slaughter Addresses LawSoc

The international lawyer and political analyst discussed the changing role of law in society and the recent US election.
By Brónach Rafferty
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Intimate Launch Celebrates Conor Brady’s A Hunt In Winter

Last night, Hodges Figgis played host to the launch of the author’s third instalment of his nineteenth-century crime series.
By Kelly Meehan Brown
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Climate Games Address the World’s Shared Responsibility to Tackle Climate Change

Last night saw the GMB transformed into Marrakesh to recreate last week’s COP 22 meeting of state representatives.
By Carolanna Foley
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Dublin’s Feminist Film Festival is Empowering the Female Voice in Film

This weekend will see Dublin’s screens celebrate the women both behind and in front of the camera in an industry that continues to be male dominated.
By Jennifer Wilson
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Climate Games, the Power of Parks and the Future of Farming: Your Week Ahead

With Green Week upon us, Fionnuala Egan traces the best environmentally conscious events taking place across campus over the coming days.
By Fionnuala Egan
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ROMES and the Building of an Irish/Canadian Music Empire

With their first EP already released, ROMES continues to gain popularity, backed by well-crafted anthems and a keen sense of brotherhood.
By Killian Barry
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Two Men in a Bed: the Story of Mattress Mick

Hugh Mitchell visits Michael Flynn and Paul Kelly, the men behind Mattress Mick, now a renowned Dublin character and a symbol of reinvention.
By Hugh Mitchell
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US Colleges Should Not Privilege a Racist History at the Expense of Students

By cherishing a Confederacy statute, the University of North Carolina is proving that US society has not discovered how to address its history of racism.
By Nicole Lam