THE BOOK NOOK
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The Siren’s definitive guide to…ERASMUS!
You may be one of those second years who have handed in the last of the Erasmus applications, or merely an elder statesperson
The Siren’s Definitive Guide to… Irish Historical figures
Who needs the UCD history behemoth that is Diarmuid Ferriter when you have us at The Tribune to summaries our nation’s meteoric rise
Lord Huron – Lonesome Dreams
You may not have heard of Lord Huron. That’s okay. The indie folk band originate from Los Angeles and recently finished supporting a
The Joy Formidable
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Local Natives
This week saw the release of the eagerly awaited second album from Local Natives. Following on from the success of the self-funded
She’s a Lady… And She Knows She’s Got Style
She’s a final year Arts student who knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to take it: Lisa Gorry chats to up and
The Balenciaga Saga
Lauren Tracey looks at Nicolas Ghesquiere’s iconic designs for Balenciaga, case and the significance of his departure from the house For Balenciaga fans
Hellacious Histrionics: Murder on the Nile
Aoife Byrne reviews the latest Agatha Christie production to hit The Gaiety Theatre, prescription Murder on the Nile The Agatha Christie Theatre Company’s
Video saved the radio star
Lisa Gorry takes a look and a listen at TV/music crossovers There’s a lot to be said for a good soundtrack. How often have