Heartbreak For DUFC Women as Barnhall Narrowly Claim Leinster Final
Trinity were pipped 12-10 by MU Barnhall yesterday in the final of Leinster League's Division 3.
Giant-Killing DUFC Swat Aside Cork Con, With Semi-Finals Beckoning
DUFC claimed a huge scalp on Saturday, moving one step closer to the AIL semi-finals with a 37-13 defeat of league leaders Cork Con.
DUAFC Lose Out 5-1 to Clinical Inchicore
Despite a potential comeback at the beginning of the second half, Trinity were unable to handle Inchicore's attacking prowess.
Vis Arts Recovers Stolen Artwork, Slamming ‘Unprofessional’ Gallery
The society has retrieved a decades-old poster that was stolen from Temple Bar Gallery during its annual end-of-year showcase.
Revelation of the Knights Hazing Was Clearly in the Public Interest
The Trinity News legal analysis of our Knights' hazing story is incomplete, writes Prof Eoin O’Dell.
Referendum Called to Defund The University Times
Students will vote on the funding of The University Times in a referendum in April.
No Long-Term Fee Guarantee for UK Postgraduate Students
The fate of UK postgraduate students' fees beyond 2019/20 "is still an open question", College said.
Leon, ‘Healthy McDonalds’, Hits Dublin
Spring 2019 will see this award-winning healthy fast-food chain open two new venues in Dundrum and the city centre.
Two Trinity Students Called Up to Irish Universities Aussie Rules Squad
Trinity students Caitriona Horan and Ellie O'Gorman are in a provisional 35-player squad to take on the UK in April.
Fund the Future Rally Draws 200 for Higher Education Protest
A small cohort of students marched from Trinity to the Department of Education calling for investment in third-level education.