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‘Start Now’: Journalist Peter McGuire on Making it in an Imperfect Industry

The freelance journalist was speaking to transition year students as part of an access week organised by The University Times.
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Horror, Comedy and the Supernatural: Lorcan Finnegan Pushes Film’s Envelope

The filmmaker talks about creating landscapes that are both haunting and haunted, and how anger informs his work.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
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Roderick Ford Brings ‘the Hidden Aspects of Being’ to the Project Arts Centre

The poet and playwright talks about his new play, called The Spider's House, and expressing the neglected side of things on stage.
By Emer Tyrrell
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An Array of Talent on Show at First Battle of the Bands Semi-Final

The lineup for the opening semi-final of this year's Battle of the Bands includes a refreshing collection of new talent.
By Joe Coughlan
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Mary Robinson and FLAC Bring Green Week to a Close

Green Week concluded yesterday with a high-profile panel discussion on climate justice.
By Kate Fergusson
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Fashion Soc Plots a Show Increasingly Crucial to Dublin Culture

This Thursday, Trinity's Fashion Society will run its annual show – a display 'unlike what we've done previously'.
By Coco Millar
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Gardening, Veganism and the Fashion Show Returns: Your (Green) Week Ahead

This week is dedicated mostly to the environment – and there are a whole host of activities on the agenda for Trinity's societies.
By Catriona Paget
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Konstantin Portrays Ordinary Life and Extraordinary Love

A story of love, loss and laptops breaks hearts in Players Theatre.
By Emer Tyrrell
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Witty and Acerbic, Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis Wow TAF Audience

Comics Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis visited Trinity for a vibrant, energetic and witty questions and answers session.
By Samuel Doyle
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Poet Eva Griffin is Fighting for a More Diverse Dublin

Eva Griffin is a co-founder of the Not4U Collective – which provides a platform predominantly, although not exclusively, for LGBTQ+ poets.
By Carla Meaney