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Review
Booker Prize-Winning Author of ‘Girl, Woman, Other’ Addresses the Phil
Bernardine Evaristo, who teaches Creative Writing at Brunel University London, has written eight novels.
Serendipitously Safe Societies: DU Fencing
Due to its compulsory full body outerwear and the separation of opponents in competition by sword, fencing is the perfect sport to take up this term.
Feature
For Irish Theatre-Makers, The Show Goes On
After the two biggest festivals in the Irish theatrical calendar had to drastically reduce and cancel swathes of their programming overnight, we ask what’s next for the sector.
Review
Voici Crêperie and Wine Bar: A Slice of Brittany in Rathmines
The recently opened creperie and wine bar has brought the indulgent French delicacy to Dublin, with both sweet and savoury options on offer.
Review
At Dublin Theatre Festival, Deirdre Kinihan’s ‘Embargo’ Blurs Moral Lines
Fishamble’s latest production 'Embargo' was streamed live from the Pump House at 7pm last night, bringing Dublin Theatre Festival 2020 to a close.
Speaking with
Sophie Furlong Tighe on Succeeding Trinity’s Greats as Editor of Icarus
Michael Longley, Sebastian Barry and Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin have each previously served as editor of the magazine.
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: Online Art Exhibitions
Take a trip to some of Ireland’s most captivating cultural spaces, without ever moving from your couch.
Speaking with
EthiCart: The Trinity Student App That Makes Sustainable Shopping Easy
The new app creates sustainability profiles and empowers consumers to make more sustainable choices when selecting their food products.
Preview
Red Line Book Festival Goes Online – And Finds the Silver Linings
The annual book festival – in its ninth year – will take place largely online this year, from October 12th to 18th.
Review
DU Players’ One Act Comedy Hour: A Howling Success
From Hozier to the Pussycat Dolls, the Titanic to Academy Registry, DU Players’ One Act Comedy Hour was a whirlwind of madness and merriment.