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Trinity Trend: Dungarees

Love them or hate them, classic denim dungarees have made their way into Trinity students' wardrobes.
By Aoife Murray
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How Meg Grehan Wrote Queer Issues Into Irish Children’s Literature

The Louth author's second novel, launched this week, offers a gentle yet searingly honest look at coming out and anxiety.
By Rachael Kilduff
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Inside Dublin’s Hotly Anticipated Korean Chicken Joint

Chimac is set to open on Aungier St later this month.
By Céire Carey
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The Flamboyant Filmmakers Defying Culture Norms

Trinity-based Navegación is a creative outfit retelling Italian and Irish myths.
By Patrick O'Donoghue
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Review

Silliness Meets Sincerity At Trinitones Summer Concert

Acapella group Trinitones offered a crash course in music through the decades at their last Irish gig of the year last night.
By Céire Carey
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Live Collision Returns to Dublin

Live Collision is a year-round curatorial creative production organisation seeking to unite artists across disciplines.
By Christopher Kestell
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Arepas, Vish and Flatbreads at Eatyard

There's no better place in Dublin for snacks in the sunshine than Eatyard.
By Maeve O’Keefe
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Speaking With: McGuinness Takeaway

Theresa McGuinness speaks about how her takeaway has gone from a 'regular chipper' to Dublin vegans' most treasured spot.
By Elliot Milofsky
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Speaking with: Experimental Film Society

The society, which has its origins in Iran, is a fledgling production and screening company in avant-garde cinema.y
By Patrick O'Donoghue
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Ireland’s Fashion Pioneers to Spotlight Sustainable Clothing

Head to D-Light studios on Saturday for a showcase of the country's most exciting sustainable fashion.
By Emma Horan