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Bewley’s Cafe Lunches Just Got a Little Darker, With Nothing But a Toerag

Aisling O’Mara's Nothing But a Toerag will run in Bewley's Cafe Theatre all through November.
By Alannah Murray
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With Antigone – Or Pale Sister – Dublin Continues a Trend of Greek Myths

Following the trend of recent Irish productions retelling Greek mythology, the Gate shows the Euripidean tragedy Antigone, in the form of Pale Sister.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe
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Meet the Woman Putting Playwrights on a Path to the Stage

Pamela McQueen talks about how being a playwright went out of fashion – and then came back in.
By Emer Tyrrell
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Languages, Debate and Internet Security: Your Week Ahead

You can put off your essays a little longer – this week has lots to offer.
By Eimear Finan
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Telling Students’ Stories – The Same, But Different

In The Same, But Different, Niamh Barry allows students who have disabilities to tell their stories.
By Eimear Finan
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In Trinity, Margaret Atwood Talks Power and the Patriarchy

The author of The Handmaid’s Tale descended on the Exam Hall last night for an evening with the Hist.
By Martha Kirwan
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Sprout Returns Bigger and Better to Dawson St

The restaurant has returned to the street where it started life.
By Donal MacNamee
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New Venue, Anti-Social, to Hit Dublin 8 by the End of the Year

The creation of a new bar called Anti-Social was announced by DJ Marcus O’Laoire and the three main players behind Legs Eleven.
By Joe Coughlan
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In the GMB, Katie Price Enthrals the Phil

Reality TV star and pop culture icon Katie Price received the Phil’s Gold Medal of Honourary Patronage yesterday.
By Sárán Fogarty
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A Trinity Director is Bringing Van Gogh Back – Tomorrow, in the Samuel Beckett

Beginning tomorrow, fourth-year drama student CN Smith will present his directorial realisation of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.
By Emer Tyrrell