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Christmas Concerts, Wreath-Making and Russian Chai Tea: Your Week Ahead

Celebrate the last week of lectures by attending some festive events with your favourite societies.
By Eimear Finan
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How Robert Sutton Brought ‘Dubliners’ Into the 21st Century

Trinity graduate Robert Sutton is showing his interactive audiovisual exhibition, Dubliners 2019, in Studio 39 this weekend.
By Susie Crawford
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A Players Cast Expertly Brings a 17th-Century Play into the Here and Now

Directed by student Doris de Vries, Life is a Dream – currently showing in Players Theatre – impressively blends the old and new.
By Aleksandra Krzesiak
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In Back Lane, 10 Photos of a War-Torn Nation

Seeking Refuge, a powerful display documenting photographer Eamon Carr’s voyages to Kosovo, is showing this afternoon.
By Rachael Gunning
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A Halls Musical Focused on Sex and Serious Themes

Halls is gearing up for a Spring Awakening.
By Emer Tyrell
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IMMA’s New Exhibition Draws on the Past and Present to Explore Desire

Desire: a Revision from the 20th Century to the Digital Age toys with the process of unveiling that is bound to desire.
By Rachael Gunning
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Halls Musical, the Beatles and a Great Law Bake-Off: Your Week Ahead

Avoid the temptation to become a full-time library hermit and take an hour to keep up with Trinity's societies this week.
By Susie Crawford
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How Rachel Fitzgerald’s Grad Project Became an Award-Winning Film

Filmmaker Rachel Fitzgerald exploded onto Dublin's animation scene with her short film 'Bubbles'. The future may hold even brighter things.
By Gráinne Mahon
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Blistering Thumper Rock the Grand Social

Dublin sextet Thumper delivered a polished and rip-roaring set last night. It was easy to forget that they're in many ways a local band of Dublin city.
By Joe Coughlan
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Meet the Publisher Bringing Diversity to Irish Literature

Co-founder of Skein Press Gráinne O’Toole talks about her hopes to give minority communities a voice in literature.
By Martha Kirwan