The electricity went out in my house. This wouldn’t have been a big issue, really, it would have meant I could procrastinate college assignments that definitely required complete internet assistance (a complete lie). However, today was March 4th, my Zoom … Continue reading An Interview with Aaron Fahy “Listening to good music, drinking nice coffee and making the stuff I like to make”
Did you know that Dwayne Johnson only acquired legal ownership of the name: ‘The Rock’ in January of 2024? Johnson achieved this by joining the board of owners of the WWE, the world’s largest and highest grossing professional wrestling company. It got many non-wrestling fans looking into why it is that one of his famed titles only just became his. This coupled with the recent surfacing in allegations on Vince McMahon, long-time former chairman of the WWE, and the company’s 5-billion-dollar deal with Netflix has brought wider attention onto the world of professional wrestling. As someone who has had great … Continue reading On the Art of Professional Wrestling
Originally published in print February 2024. Shaku Maku: the Iraqi Arabic way of saying “What’s the craic?” and the name of one of the newest Middle Eastern restaurants to grace the streets of Dublin. Situated in the heart of … Continue reading Shaku Maku review Palestinian restaurant brings flavours of the Middle East to Rathmines
Dublin’s literary history is well known and UNESCO recognised, homages to famous Irish writers like Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett dotting the city’s streets, parks, and museums, dominating its major attractions. But if you’re looking for a bookish to-do beyond … Continue reading A Comprehensive Guide to Dublin’s Bookshops
As the leaves change into their autumnal colours and the air crisps, the need for a meal that will warm both your insides and hands skyrockets. And what’s better than a liquid meal that can be a vehicle for many … Continue reading Notes on Soup Season
Every season, whether inside or outside the Arts Block, trends emerge within the fashion world that become must-haves and crowd-pleasers. Whether you’re attempting to make a statement or attempting to fit in, these trends can become crucial to portraying the … Continue reading 8 Instagram Accounts You Need to Follow For A Spark Of Autumn Fashion Inspiration
“The Clean Girl has overtaken my social media feeds. She is everywhere: from countless ‘Day in the Life’ reels to ‘Clean Girl Amazon must-have’ infographics. The Clean Girl lurks behind every scroll, reminding you that it is two in the … Continue reading Cracking the Clean Girl Code Aesthetic or Lifestyle Choice?
Photo by Noah Buscher on Unsplash. As a Masters in Environmental Sciences student, one of my interests is sustainability and the role we can play in promoting sustainability in everyday life including at college. This prompted me to contact Trinity’s Sustainability Manager, Jane … Continue reading Loving Trinity, Living Sustainably An Interview with Trinity’s Sustainability Manager, Jane Hackett
Photography by Peggy MacHale. Back in foggy January, I decided I was going to be an au pair this summer. And, after too many hours labouring over a bilingual, hyperbolic, and regrettably sycophantic account of my will to care for … Continue reading Summers of Silence Au pairing, isolation, and your relationship with yourself when you’re away from your relationships
Sustainability is difficult. Modern socioeconomics support a system that is defined by transience and transaction; the purchase, consumption, and disposal of goods, often at the expense of both the environment and society. It is especially difficult for students, those who … Continue reading Accepting Imperfection A Guide to Sustainability at Trinity
Photo by Myke Simon on Unsplash. Four big films to note in October: September headlines were dominated by two highly anticipated TV series coming to our screens in the form of HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel, House of the … Continue reading October Films: TN2 Magazine’s Best Picks Wondering what to watch this month? We have you covered.
Photo by Robbie Mullins. I was invited to witness a fantastic play of joy, distress, and kindness, told through the medium of dance. The show took place in The Complex, situated on 21- 25 Arran Street East. The space opened … Continue reading Anatomy of a Night // Live review Last night I took part in a performance of queer autonomy, self expression, and the kind of transcendence that can only be found on the dance floor