NI Abortion and Same-Sex Marriage Laws Pass Final Stage in Westminster
The changes will come into effect on October 21st unless power-sharing is restored.
Space Issues ‘Critical’ in Nursing School, Says Report
The College Bursar said a long-term solution to the school's space issues 'may be delivered by the TTEC site'.
‘Questions Unanswered’, as Munster Tech University Postponed Until 2020
A report on the proposed merger of Cork IT and IT Tralee found financial concerns and 'a lack of clear vision'.
Door-to-Door Healthcare Can Reduce Infant Mortality, Trinity Economist Says
A new study, co-authored by a Trinity professor, has found a low-cost strategy for tackling child and infant mortality rates in Uganda.
In World First, Trinity Researchers Show Gender Patterns in MND Inheritance
A team of Trinity researchers has conducted the largest-ever study of motor neurone disease.
Seachtain Gnóthach don Ardoideachas. Ach Tá Fuinneamh ag Teastáil
Seans gur bratach bhréagach a bhí in óráid ‘cróga’ Micheál Martin ag comhdháil ardoideachais.
Is Gá do Mhic Léinn Tosaíocht a Dhéanamh de Gníomhú Aeráide – Láithreach
Níl smacht againn ar an éigeandáil aeráide go dtí seo, agus mothaíonn sé dósháraithe ar uairibh, ach ní leiscéal é sin do fhaillí.
With Masterful Curation, Fair Lady Vintage Bazaar Enthrals
The Fair Lady Vintage Bazaar brought vintage enthusiasts flocking to St Stephen's Green for a celebration of ornate clothing and jewellery.
Editorial
It’s Been a Busy Week for Third-Level. But Momentum Is at a Premium
Micheal Martin’s ‘brave’ speech at a higher education conference was possibly a false flag.
Editorial
Students Must Make Climate Action a Priority – And Do it Now
The climate crisis is overwhelming and can feel insurmountable, but that is no excuse for inaction.