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Preview

National Gallery Exhibition Explores Memory Through Jack B Yeats’ Paintings

The exhibition, “Painting & Memory”, opens to the public from September 4th.
By Louisa Klatt
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Speaking with

Overcoming Creative Fatigue: A Conversation with Two Dublin-Based Artists

Two Dublin-based artists discuss the challenges of dealing with creative fatigue
By Louisa Klatt
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Patrick Dempsey Receives LawSoc’s Praeses Elit Award

The recorded interview was shown in Front Square today.
By Maitiú Charleton
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Review

‘Beautiful World, Where Are You’: Sally Rooney’s Creative Manifesto

The Irish author's third novel is a response to her detractors and makes a case for the sentimental novel.
By Flora Moreau
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Feature

Experimental Irish Theatre Returns with Dublin’s Fringe Festival

The theatre scene – with dozens of Trinity graduates in tow – is bouncing back after months of lockdown.
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Review

WHAT IS THE WORD Boldly Blends Cinema and Theatre

Billed as an “audio cinematic experience”, the show offered a selection of Beckett’s poetry in both English and French
By Anastasia Fedosova
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How Trinity’s Ability co_op is Encouraging Societies to be Accessible to All

The co_op has launched a new project to assess societies' accessibility and inclusion.
By Maitiú Charleton
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Preview

‘Minseach’ Brings the Fun by Fusing Gaeilge and Dance

The solo dance performance is a simultaneous ode to the Irish language while questioning and exploring the nature of entertainment.
By Jenny Maguire
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Five Of The Best

Five of the Best: Dublin Theatre Festival

Our top picks for the upcoming festival, which will sell out fast due to limited space to allow for social distancing.
By Sáoirse Goes
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‘Fetish 101’ Puts a Comedic Twist on Online Lectures

Matthew Tallon’s commissioned for this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival, absurdist focuses on kinks and fetishes.
By Sáoirse Goes