News

Supporting Palestine through food

Bringing Palestinian food to the rest of the world involves not just fighting through misinformation and racism, but practical obstacles as well.

It is difficult to celebrate eating Palestinian food in Dublin knowing that the Isreali army is purposefully blocking food from entering Gaza. It is important to remember that no famine has ever occurred in a sovereign country. As a way

Features

“We’re not in trouble”

Trinity News speaks to students and staff about current students’ ability to read

At the start of this month, The Atlantic published an article titled “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books”. The writer interviewed various English Literature professors at Columbia University about a new trend among students; they can’t read long

Arts & Culture
Image via Dublin Fringe Fest on Instagram

Chicken Review

Libby Marchant reviews Eva O’Connor’s poultry puns in Chicken

Perhaps the only thing I enjoy more than a pun is when it’s made by a talking animal. Needless to say, I had a ball at Chickena chicken-ball? However, an important disclaimer should be made in the show’s

Arts & Culture, Life

Television

Libby Marchant reviews SexyTadgh’s production Television as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival 2024

The very first thing that I notice as I settle myself in a darkened room of Project Arts Centre is that there is a very new baby sleeping in their mother’s arms right in front of me. Classical music is

Food & Drink

The perfect BRAT cocktail for each BRAT song

Trying to have a BRAT summer on a budget? Fear not, here is the perfect cocktail and recipe for each BRAT song!

Quick note: the measurements for all the cocktails result in 1 serving unless stated otherwise. 

  1. “360”: Tequila Sunrise 

This one is for the girlies who are still reminiscing about the Workman’s five euro cocktails. Packed with sugar and tequila, this

Features

An Interview with Senator David Norris

Senator David Norris speaks to Trinity News about his time in Trinity, the lessons he’s learned while fighting for the LGBTQ+ community, and what he plans to do after retiring

When David Norris answered the door of his beautifully renovated Georgian Home on North Great George’s Street, he was impeccably dressed, and with a warm greeting, offered up a cigarette. His house was like a time capsule, bringing all those

Features

An Inside Look at the Personal Costs of Climate Change

Trinity News speaks to Trinity Students from California and Italy about the effects that climate change has had on their lives.

Recently, there has been a surge in consumer and aesthetic interest in climate change. With Instagram reels telling people the trendiest charity shops they can go to and popular fast food chains offering vegan burgers, it can be hard to