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A New Look at Seamus Heaney

Seamus Heaney and the Music of What Happens, showing in the IFI on December 2nd, offers accounts of the poet from those who knew him best.
By Dylan Maguire
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Pan Pan Theatre Company Takes On the Play Beckett Disliked Least

Endgame, a play that follows a story of familial dysfunction, is set to show at Project Arts Centre from this Saturday.
By Emer Tyrrell
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Five Of The Best

At Lighthouse Cinema, A Feast of Festive Films

As exam season approaches, the Lighthouse offers an escape from the library and a taste of Christmas.
By Eve O’Donoghue
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In City Assembly House, Ireland’s Best Vintage Vendors

This weekend, escape the commercial grasp of the high street with Fair Lady's Vintage Fair.
By Aoife O Floinn
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Bath Time With Maija Sofia

Ahead of her album launch on December 6, Maija Sofia sits down to talk about poetry, pre-Raphaelite paintings and pop songs.
By Katy Amos
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Experimental Chaos with Tribal Dance

Meet the band making a name for themselves in Dublin's live music scene.
By Joe Coughlan
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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