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Five Of The Best
Quirky Ways Dublin’s Cafes and Bars Have Handled Restrictions
Deliveroo isn’t the only way to enjoy the flourishes of Dublin’s eateries – many have innovatively handled the challenges posed by lockdown restrictions.

Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: Tried and Tested Lockdown Food Trends
Step away from that 46-part puff pastry recipe and tickle your taste buds with these tried and tested DIY delights.

Preview
Through Perseverance and Creativity, Ireland Music Week Goes Online
Ireland Music Week 2020 swaps venue wristbands for headphones in the driveway to keep the show on the road this week.

Review
Hush: The Sandwich Bar You Won’t be Able to Hush Up About
Although indoor dining is curbed under new government restrictions, Hush’s tasty, tongue-in-cheek options can be enjoyed outdoors or to take-away.

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5 of the Best: Al Fresco Dining in Dublin
As public health guidelines continue to dictate restaurant trends, there’s never been a better time to eat Al fresco.

Speaking with
Sinead Gleeson on the Challenge of Capturing Ireland in 100 Stories
Gleeson’s latest anthology is a collection of 100 Irish short stories from the last 150 years, written by a selection of authors that range from the household names to the forgotten talents.

Irish Poet and Trinity Graduate Derek Mahon Dies, Aged 78
Mahon, who continued writing up until his death, was appointed as Trinity’s first ever Writer Fellow in 1986.

Speaking with
Legally Fond: The Trinity Student Podcast Taking Freshers’ Week by Storm
Through the podcast, Gavin Dowd, Alex MacDonnell and Pierce O’Meara, three final-year law students, hope to make the law more accessible.

Five Of The Best
The Last Shows Standing: Dublin Theatre Festival 2020
From the words of Patrick Kavanagh being played across the grounds of IMMA, to streaming the magic of ANU Productions to the comfort of your couch, DTF still has lots to keep you engaged.

Review
In Conversation with the Phil, Eboe-Osuji Urges Students to Create Change
Discussing the relationship between law and politics, Chile Eboe-Osuji, president of the International Criminal Court, inspired and enlightened over Zoom.