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The King of Dublin’s Seafood Scene

Klaw's Niall Sabongi is taking on the big fish of Dublin's seafood market.
By Lorna Reid
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Review

At SpeaQeasy, Profound and Touching Student Poetry

Students gathered under dim lighting to share their poetry and prose, exploring themes of sexuality, depression, self-destruction and love.
By Charlotte O'Reilly
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Review

The Revolution has Begun, and Dublin’s Shops are Leading the Way

Skinfull Affairs showcased an alternative to fast fashion at a much-hyped event.
By Niamh Farrell
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Review

Girl Song, a Perfectly Orchestrated Production

Emma Martin's latest production is a must see for its elegance and style.
By Paraic Mc Lean
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Review

‘Tradition Now’ Festival Brings Trad Back to the Future

Backed by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, Beoga successfully married two worlds at their October gig.
By Niamh Keane
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Preview

LitSoc’s ‘Series of International Events’ Will Offer a Host of Worldwide Literature

LitSoc’s “Series of International Events” aims to bring global literary culture to Trinity students.
By Shauna Donnelly
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Deer Walk, Caffeine and Casual Drawing: Your Week Ahead

Here's a run through of the must-do activities and events this week.
By Charlotte O'Reilly
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Review

Don’t be a Pillar of Perfection, Niall Breslin Tells Trinity Audience

Niall Breslin's talk focused on his own struggles with mental health and his advice to others.
By Muireann Nic Corcráin
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Five Of The Best

Five of the Best: Student Jobs

The best flexible, if more unorthodox, student jobs to get you through college.
By Grace Meagher
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Review

Come Away with Me to the End of the World

In spite of the promising title the play 'Come Away with Me to the End of the World' leaves one feeling very much like staying at home.
By Alice Bellamy