On Home Turf, DUAFC Hope to Recreate Past Collingwood Glories
Trinity's footballers are hoping to put in a good showing in this year's Collingwood Cup, which will take place in Trinity in February 2020.
Trinity to Host 100th Collingwood Cup
DUAFC last won the competition in 1979.
In College, Sex and Drugs are the Rule – Not the Exception
Attitudes towards sex and drugs in university are a far cry from those held in rural areas, writes Faye Curran.
Oonagh Murphy Brings a New Side to the Playboy of the Western World
Oonagh Murphy works with an exclusively female creative team for a new production of the Playboy of the Western World in the Gaiety.
Political Panorama at IFI Documentary Festival
The Irish Film Institute’s Documentary Festival is back for its 17th year.
At Project Arts, Marina Carr Makes Old Stories into New Ones
Staged by the Rough Magic Theatre Company, 'Hecuba' turns the story of the Trojan war on its head.
Amid Row Over Influence, Deal to Establish Trinity Islamic Centre Nearly Collapsed
Funded by a charity established by Dubai's deputy leader, Trinity's Al Maktoum Centre was 'in danger of collapsing' in 2016.
How Jemil Saidi Became One of DUCAC’s Big Names
Jemil Saidi talks about the prospect of progress in DUCAC.
Trinity Faces Major New Threat to Autonomy Amid Higher Education Reforms
The membership of College Board could be reduced from 27 to 15, according to four separate members of Board.
Long Room Hub Appoints Enda Kenny’s EU Adviser as Public Policy Fellow
As a fellow, Rory Montgomery will focus on relations between Ireland and the UK and relations on the island of Ireland.