Dublin University Football Club Defeated 24–0 by a Strong Terenure Side in Season Opener
On a rainy afternoon in College Park, an inexperienced Trinity side lost out to Terenure, who managed to pick up a crucial bonus point.
Offbeat Donuts Roll into House Six
The addition of Offbeat comes after the union's shop recorded a €6,500 deficit last year.
“One of the Most Important Events all Year”: Don’t Miss the Trinity Hall Societies Fair
The Trinity Hall societies fair is but the tip of the iceberg, with the JCR hoping to boost the presence of Trinity's societies on the Dartry site this year.
Tricky Humour and Uneven Success in “The Shitstorm”
'The Shitstorm' is an unorthodox West-Kerry take on Shakespeare's ‘The Tempest’.
Movement, Tragedy and Drama Tell the Tales of a Lost Generation
Dublin Fringe Festival’s ‘Close to the Sun’ tells the turbulent story of Irish emigrants.
Trinity Graduate and Celebrated Author JP Donleavy Dies
The author, best known for his comedic masterpiece, 'The Ginger Man', has passed away.
For Second Time in a Year, Former Vice-President Joe Biden Visits Trinity
Biden arrived in Trinity today with little security or fanfare, with Vice-Provost Chris Morash taking him on a tour of campus.
TCDSU Condemns €9,000-a-Year Dublin Accommodation Complex
College sent out an email this morning promoting Kavanagh Court as an option for students.
Trinity Rugby’s Bryan Mollen Named in Irish Sevens Squad
Mollen, a student of UCD, will have to prioritise the sevens squad over his commitments to DUFC.
Trinity’s Cade Ryan Competes in Canoe Slalom World Cup Final
Ryan came 26th out of 77 athletes in the event in Catalonia, in advance of the World Championships in France later this month.