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Photos: Trinity College is all dolled up for New Year's

As part of the New Year Festival, there are some pretty 3D projections on the walls of the university.
11.26pm, 30 Dec 2014
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TOMORROW PEOPLE ACROSS the country will be getting ready to ring in a new year.

Trinity College, and a number of other buildings around Dublin city have got a head start and are looking very fancy tonight.

As part of the New Year Festival in Dublin this year, a light show will see 3D projections displayed on the college over the next couple of days. If you won’t be able to see it in real life, here’s what it’s looking like tonight:

Photos: Trinity College is all dolled up for New Year's
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    Minister Minister Paschal Donohoe TD at a light Show Wolftone Sq in Dublin this evening. Source: Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland

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