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CoastSnap: Connecting Coastal Communities

Trinity researchers install a smartphone photography station in Booterstown to monitor coastal environments using community engagement
News
By Varvara Vasylchenko and Deimante Ciparyte 9:36pm
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Battle of the Best: Alexia Putellas and Harry Kane Win Football’s Most Coveted Award

The 70th Ballon d’Or ceremony
Sport
By Ronya Sen
  • “A Window on Another Country”: Trinity’s Journal of Literary Translation

  • UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine to Speak at Trinity on November 4th

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Gazan Student Wins High Court Challenge Over Visa Refusal

Department must issue fresh decision within 10 working days
News
By Harper Alderson

Comedy, Choir, Stitch and Static: The Creative Pulse of Trinity

How Trinity students use creative societies to find confidence, community, and an escape from academic life
Radius
By Elio Bonelli
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Flash Fever: Trinity’s Climbing Craze

What has made climbing such a popular social sport?
Radius
By Ella Flynn

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Hungary’s Reapproachment with Europe: What the EU Funding Thaw Really Means

The EU’s funding thaw rewards Hungary’s post-Orbán reforms, but years of pressure from Brussels complicate the story of who deserves credit By Matias Trinca
Analysis

The UN General Assembly: Progress or Pantomime?

While controversy marked the opening of debate at the UNGA, action on AI and the race for a new Secretary-General provides some hope for the United Nations By Patrick Fanning
Analysis

Words Without Action: Has Global Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Been Purely Symbolic?

Contributing writer Daniel Hagan discusses the sincerity of support given by the international community to Gaza three years after October 7 By Daniel Hagan
Opinion Contribution

The DRCC Advert: Consent Isn’t That Complicated

Consent is key and your family members are not the exception By Evie Doyle
Analysis

Jim O’Callaghan Continues to Flex Ministerial Muscle – This Time at the DRCC

The Minister for Justice’s recent actions suggests something greater than no-nonsense politics By Sam Carroll
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