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Mary O’Driscoll Delights Audiences in ‘The Visit’

Deirdre Kinahan’s new play hit the Draoícht as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
By Alice Kennedy
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‘The Book of Names’ Blurs the Lines Between Audience and Actor

The show ran live as part of Dublin Theatre Festival and was available to watch on demand.
By Rosie Joyce
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Writing Letters, Writing Opinions: Your Week Ahead

There's plenty of fun to be had post-reading week.
By Clara Roche
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Chapters Bookshop to Close Next Year

The shop has been a staple of Dublin for 40 years.
By Niamh O'Donnell
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Ebb and Flow’s New Home Brings Serenity to the City

The menu new location on Camden Street is a celebration of seasonal ingredients
By Kate Burke
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Five Of The Best

Five of the Best: Slow Fashion Online

You don't have to trawl through flea markets or charity shops for sustainable finds.
By Emma Long
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The Steady Evolution of Mossy Ryans

Ryans, aka Ryan McDonald, has immersed himself in a spectrum of musical influences.
By George Rohan
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‘Evolutions’ Moves Through Time and Space with Seven Dancers at its Core

The University Times spoke to choreographer John Scott, whose recent production explores the ideas of adaptability and bloodlines.
By Anastasia Fedosova
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The Good Summit: Political Leaders Debate the Finer Points of a Shared Island

A seminar titled 'An Ireland for Good?' saw Mary Lou McDonald, Jeffrey Donaldson and Neale Richmond discuss Brexit, reunification and the Northern Ireland Protocol.
By David O'Connell
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Hiwa K’s First Irish Exhibit is Thought Provoking and Impactful

The Hugh Lane Gallery has unveiled a new exhibit by the Iraqi-Kurdish artist, which explores themes of migration, identity and adaptation.
By Sinziana Stanciu