Libraries to Temporarily Waive Fines on Overdue Books
Overdue books returned between February 14th and 29th will not incur any fines, in an effort to encourage students to bring their books back.
How Lemoncello Are Giving New Voice to Irish Folk
The Maynooth duo talk about their influences – including Seamus Fogarty Sam Amidon – and and how their sound comes from within.
Ex-Ireland International Nigel Jones Joins Trinity Cricket as Player-Coach
Jones won 34 caps for Ireland before retiring in 2013.
Despite Opposition, RCSI Gets Approval for €90m Education Centre
RCSI says the new development, which could reach seven storeys, is 'central to the college’s ability to attract high quality students and staff'.
Trinity Bioengineers Make Crucial Breakthrough on Heart Treatment
The researchers have developed a prototype patch that mimics the movement of the heart.
Amid Rent Hike Proposals, Students Plan Direct Action
The actions were mooted at a town hall held by TCDSU this evening.
DCU Becomes Latest College to Introduce 4% Rent Increase
DCU joins UCD, which has confirmed an increase, and Trinity in discussing rent increases of four per cent.
TCDSU to Seek Meeting With Graduate Studies Dean Over Postgrad Conditions
Postgraduate students will push for a meeting with Neville Cox before the next meeting of the College's Finance Committee.
In Kitchen 85, a New – and Captivating – Cantonese Experience
The sister of Sichuan restaurant M & L, Kitchen 85 on Marlborough St is a new dining experience that fires on all cylinders.
With Splonk, Smart Literature for a Smart(phone) Generation
Splonk is a new journal of 'flash' literature – stories, poetry and other experimental writing, with brevity and speed at its heart.