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Title: War Horse
Director: Steven Spielberg
Starring: Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson and Peter Mullen
Release Date: January 13th
Although Russian civilians have expressed their desire for a reformed government, Catherine Murnane wonders whether demonstration is enough to ensure such change
Title: The Artist
Director: Michel Hazanavicius
Starring: Jean Dujardin, Berenice Bejo, John Goodman
Release Date: Out now
Michel Hazanavicius’ (mostly) silent feature is already awash with critical acclaim and Oscar buzz, but don’t let that colour your perceptions of …
Journalist, documentarian and former UCDSU Education Officer Mary Raftery is remembered by Sally Hayden
I once asked Mary Raftery for tips on being a good journalist, and she said to always start your articles with a …
As millions watch Kim Jong-un in fearful anticipation, Sally Hayden examines the future for North Korea.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Director: David Fincher
Starring: Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, and Christopher Plummer.
Is the hype surrounding the American cinematic treatment of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, first part of the literary sensation …
Heralded by many as one of the best healthcare systems in the world, will new measures for reform of the NHS harm its admirable egalitarian ethos? Elizabeth Beecham examines the impact of proposals by …
As we start a new year, Richard Clune looks back the biggest Irish news stories of 2011
In our penultimate ‘A year in review’ feature, Aoife Valentine explains who the winners and losers of fashion were in 2011
If you didn’t make it to the cinema too often in 2011, fear not. Dermot O’Rourke shows us which releases of the year are worth picking up on DVD
10. X-Men: First Class – A remarkable …
As we say goodbye to the year just past, Aoife Valentine and George Morahan take us through the songs that may or may not feature on Reeling in the Years: 2011
Bright Eyes – ‘Ladder Song’
‘Ladder …
As 2011 draws to a close and 2012 begins, Sean O’Grady looks back on the stand-out moments of the past year.
If you’re still not sure what music you should have been listening to over the past twelve months, Cormac Duffy is here to bring you up to speed before the year is out.
Want to know the best of what’s been on the box in 2011? Look no further than George Morahan’s almost-definitive TV pickings.
At the end of a great year in gaming, Steven Balbirnie looks back at ten of the best.
This Christmas Eve, the Fourway sit down for the last debate of 2011, and settle that classic post-pudding argument once and for all; what is the best Christmas movie?
Aoife Valentine – Love Actually (2003)
Love …
The Students’ Union Copy Bureau, located in the tunnel between the James Joyce Library and the Newman Building, will permanently close over the Christmas break. Two of the Bureau’s members of staff, Jacqueline Carey and …
Tom Simpson, keyboardist for Snow Patrol, chats to Aoife Valentine about a new approach to music videos, considering a career as a teacher and the complexities of taps.
