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Speaking with

Speaking With: Loose Canon

Loose Canon makes cheese and wine shops accessible, even on a student budget.
By Emma Horan
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Review

Confronting the Divide Between Land and Sea

Running until November 17th, Sean Scully's latest exhibition represents the coming together of land and sea.
By Éabha McKeown
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Fostering Tolerance and Inclusion Through Theatre

A look at some of the best moments of Dublin Theatre Festival.
By Jamie O’Siochrú and Jack Farrell
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Preview

Trinity Drama Students Make Their Debut

Every year, five fourth-year drama students take residency at the Samuel Beckett Theatre for their first work in a professional theatre.
By Jack Farrell
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A Haven for Student Filmmakers

The Film Scene offers a space for student to stretch their filmmaking legs.
By Aaron Finnegan
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Feature

The Legacy of Irish Festivals’ Founding Father

The unexpected death of John Reynold's led to an outpouring of gratitude for his dedication to the Irish music scene.
By Alison Traynor
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Samantha Power, Rainbow Week and David Swensen: Your Week Ahead

This week, societies play host to a range of top political and business figures as well as celebrating Rainbow Week.
By Molly Furey
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Lemme Talk Offers Budding Poets an Open Mic Debut

Whether you've been waiting to show your poetic skills, or simply need a break from the library, Poetry Ireland's new open mic night is for you.
By Imogen Kavanagh
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Review

John Boyne and Paul Howard Split Sides at Hodges Figgis

Authors John Boyne and Paul Howard, better known as Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, delighted the audience with tales from their remarkable careers.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
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In Double Cross, an England of Vintage Radio and Bomb Raids

Thomas Kilroy's Double Cross is sprawling with ideas.
By Ian Macartney