This past academic year, I was fortunate enough to live in Trinity Hall in Rathmines. This coming autumn I will be living in a house with four of my friends. The biggest differences: rent, electricity, gas, and the oh-so-precious wifi. …
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A letter to… slow walkers
The biggest frustration for any student walking to College? Idle strollers in the city centre
Dear Slow Walkers,
It is a lovely thing to walk down Grafton Street on a sunny day, chatting with a friend or two and enjoying yourself. It is equally lovely to take a leisurely stroll around St Stephen’s Green park. …
The Hist Ball: A Midwinter Night’s Ball of gowns, prosecco, castles, and Christmas
Emma Rodgers reviews the Hist’s annual ball; this year a Midwinter Night theme
…“We walked in through double doors and on a red carpet into the magnificent reception area. Tapestries lined the walls, a fire was roaring in the great fireplace with votive candles scattered on the hearth, a deer’s head or two
Music, readings and more at LitSoc’s Songs of Ice and Fire
LitSoc give new life to some of our all-time favourite books at their highly anticipated event, Songs of Fire and Ice
Tuesday evening saw the Literary Society’s event Songs of Ice and Fire take place in the GMB. To say it was ‘lit’ would be an understatement. The plush sofas of the room made for the perfect environment to listen to …
Views From House Six
An interview with Aoibhinn Laughlin, SU Welfare Sabbat Officer
…“The idea was that we’d run it for first year students in Halls, which is about 700 of the 1000 students, and after that we could try and expand it to all first years, and after that we’d try get
Review: Fourth Week show in Players Theatre – Kohl
Emma Rodgers reviews DU Players 1pm film noir show, Kohl
Kohl, directed by Lorna Kettle and Sophie Cassidy, was a one hour play performed in the fabulous Players theatre Monday to Friday during Societies Week. The audience sat facing a simple set: a table with two chairs, a glass of …