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Cambridge, a city of dreaming spires and prestigious universities, wears a new charm during the month of May. Spring blossoms with vibrant hues, casting an

Online bidding has begun for tickets donated to the charity online auction to raise funds for the Corn Exchange Old Library campaign.

Strike out on the paper trail and discover six bookish cities with vibrant literary connections

The pretty city is the cycling capital of the UK and is famous for its historic architecture and world-famous university.

These museums range from historical landmarks to fun contemporary exhibits and interactive addresses as well.

Peaceful protest against authority has a long and important history in this country. Most famously, the boycott was popularised by Charles Stewart Parnell during the Irish land agitation of 1880 to protest against high rents and land evictions.

Trinity College in Dublin remained closed to the public yesterday as protests continue against the university over its ties to Israel.

The illuminated medieval manuscript, called the country's 'greatest national treasure,' draws more than 520,000 visitors a year

Irish MEP Clare Daly has likened the pro-Palestinian Trinity College Dublin encampment to the Vietnam protests of the 1970s, telling students in an address on campus that their actions too will “change history”.

László Molnárfi told The Journal that students are calling on the college to cut its ties with Israeli institutions and condemn the conflict in Gaza.