Magazine
Film Review: Fathers and Daughters
Natalie Burke reviews the recent release examining the unorthodox relationship between a father and his daughter
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Exploring The Power of Maps in the Museum Building
Niamh O'Sullivan tells us a little about what Trinity GeogSoc and the geography department have in store for us this Geo Week.
Averil Power Bids Farewell to Tit-for-Tat Politics
Senator Averil Power speaks candidly about her college experience, her exit from Fianna Fáil and her feelings on the abortion debate.
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In Aid of Médecins Sans Frontières, the Trinity Fashion Show Will Go Into the Woods
Next Monday, Trinity Fashion Society will host their annual fashion show in Soder and Ko.
Beyond the filter – The Rise of the Instagirl
Emily Nolan discusses the use of Instagram as a means of self-promotion for models compared to traditional methods
Dublin 100 Years Ago: Amusements, Accolades and Accidents
November 1915
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: BYOB Restaurants
Restaurants with a BYOB policy can save you cash and guarantee a good time. Here we give you five of the best BYOB restaurants.
Review
Spare Hour: The Douglas Hyde Gallery
A free gallery of contemporary art right here on campus, the Douglas Hyde Gallery is the perfect place to spend your spare hour.
Winter Wardrobe for the Modern Man, and on a Student Budget
On a student budget, and with the Irish weather being the way it is, buying investment pieces is the way to go.
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In Dublin, Cave Paintings is Uniting Writing with Visual Art
Gillian Murtagh talks to D. Joyce-Ahearne, one of the Trinity students behind Dublin's most invigorating literary project.