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Behind the Red Cans: Twenty Years of Boycotting Coca-Cola at Trinity
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Sick with Worry – Health Anxiety in the Age of Tech
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Trump’s Visit Shows Us How Little Ireland Has Changed — And Just How Far America Has Fallen
No Italians Allowed: One Student’s Flawed Account, Among Many, of the Struggle for Housing In Dublin
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The €150 Fee Cut Is Nothing
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Ireland Fashion Week 2026: Celebrating the Future of Irish Fashion
Remembering Corinna Hardgrave, A Singular Voice in Irish Food Writing.
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Trinity Journal of Literary Translation Launches Newest Issue: “Rebellion”
The Land of Saints and Scholars — and Fashion Designers!
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Irishman Abroad: An Experience in Becoming the Best in a Foreign Culture
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UEFA Nations League Israel v Republic of Ireland
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Anne Carson Awarded 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature
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70,000 Pints of Guinness Stolen in “Brazen Heist”
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Ireland Fashion Week 2026: Celebrating the Future of Irish Fashion
Trinity Basketball to Kick off a Historic Season Soon
Trinity Study Finds PrEP Drug Causes Alteration of Immune Cells
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Solicitor Apprenticeship Opens a Non-Degree Route into Law
The Law Society’s new scheme will let school leavers earn a salary while qualifying, with the first cohort starting in September 2027
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Evie O'Carroll
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Trinity Researchers Report Sharp Increase in Child Poverty
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Henry Brown
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All Teaching Cancelled October 14th Because of Strike
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Evelyn San Miguel
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Trump’s Visit Shows Us How Little Ireland Has Changed — And Just How Far America Has Fallen
Opinion Co-Editor Harvey Callaghan reflects on Ireland's relationship with America in the wake of Trump’s visit
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Harvey Callaghan
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No Italians Allowed: One Student’s Flawed Account, Among Many, of the Struggle for Housing In Dublin
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Caterina Biagi
Analysis
The €150 Fee Cut Is Nothing
Budget 2027 gave students a small fee cut, a few useful grants and almost nothing on rent. Here's what it means for you
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Róisín Northcote
Opinion Contribution
Budget 2027: Short-termism Is Yet Again Stealing Time and Money From a Green Future
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Marta Rehnman
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Charlie Kirk: Martyr to Meme
Internet irony and its (lack of) political consequence
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Powell Sherrod