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Intimate Tour of Trinity’s Modern Art Encourages Students to Appreciate College’s Collection

From Eileen Gray’s “Castellar” to Arnaldo Pomodoro’s “Sphere within a Sphere”, Trinity plays host to a vast and vibrant art collection that was today explored in a tour led by Meabh Noonan.
By Arianna Schardt
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Exploring the Interplay Between Education and Activism in Palestine and Ireland

Yesterday, Suas Trinity, in association with Students for Justice in Palestine-TCD hosted a panel entitled “Education, Equality, and Activism”.
By Maura Ford
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Thomas Morris Discusses Technology as an Anaesthetic and Literature as an Aesthetic

Last night, the former chairperson of Lit Soc discussed his career path as an author, from the influence of music in his work to the role his hometown of Caerphilly.
By Orla Howells
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Dara McGrath on Exploring Borders, Transitional Space and Forbidden Lands

Last night, Trinity Arts Festival (TAF) and DUPA welcomed photographer Dara McGrath to discuss his career as a photographer with aspiring young artists.
By Arianna Schardt
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David Bowie and Audrey Hepburn Host Surrealist High Society Drama: TAF Murder Mystery

Last night, 12 Henrietta St’s charming disrepair played host to an evening of decadence for Trinity Arts Festival’s murder mystery tour.
By Grace Meagher
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Exhibiting the Hilarious Talent of Trinity’s Female Comedians

Last night, DU Comedy and Trinity Arts Festival were joined by Joanne McNally to celebrate the society’s ongoing commitment to the encouragement of women in comedy.
By Rachael Kilduff
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DU Comedy On Promoting Humour and Encouraging Female Comedians to the Stage

Grace Meagher learns about Trinity's comedy society, from women in comedy workshops to bringing David O’Doherty to the GMB.
By Grace Meagher
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The Life Cycle of a Book: Exploring Writing Processes in the Irish Writers Centre

Last night saw the launch of a series of talks by Publishing Ireland which hope to examine the full process of getting published in Ireland, from writing the novel to seeing it take its place in a bookshop.
By Kelly Meehan Brown
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Lost in Austen: Lit Soc Celebrates the Enduring Relevance of Jane Austen

As the 200th anniversary of Austen’s death approaches, last night saw Lit Soc explore the timelessness of the writer through games, wine and chocolate.
By Michela Curcio
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Irish Cinema Presented on International Stage at Dublin’s Audi Film Festival

The film festival will run over a period of 10 days across the city and will be joined by the likes of Vanessa Redgrave and Cillian Murphy.
By Eoghan O’Morain