Over 200 Jabs Administered in Trinity’s Pop-Up Vaccination Centre
Those who were vaccinated this week will be able to get their second dose in October.
DUHAC Take Home Three Medals at Cross Country Championships
Trinity had a successful weekend with a gold in the women’s team event along with an overall finish of second place.
SEAS 2021: Conradh na Gaeilge agus USI ag stocaireacht ar son na Gaeilge
Bhí an tionscadal stocaireachta SEAS don bhliain 2021 ar siúl inniu.
Ní Mór don Choláiste níos mó a Dhéanamh do Mhic Léinn a Bhraitheann Scoite Uaidh
Bhí Students4Change, brúghrúpa easaontach, ag stiúradh agóid na seachtaine seo in aghaidh an easpa teagaisc aghaidh ar aghaidh.
E3 Learning Foundry Won’t Be Completed Until End of 2023
Construction of the E3 Learning Foundry first began in early 2020.
RDS Likely to be Used to Hold Exams at Christmas
Individual schools will decide whether to hold exams in person or online, College has said.
Govt Calls for Stricter Rules On Use of Private Student Accommodation
A circular sent to heads of local authorities last week said that renting student beds to non-tourists should only be done if there is a compelling reason to do so.
‘I Feel You Apart From Me’ Immerses Listeners Into an Emotional Soundscape
The Dublin Fringe Festival production consists of a series of emotional voice messages sent over the course of a single day.
Tá Iarmhairtí Tóg an Tríonóid Ar Ais soiléir ón Agóid in éadan Foghlaim ar Líne
Labhair an Propast go muinteartha ag an agóid – difríocht mhór óna réamhtheachtaí.
Bisexual People Are Tired of Having Their Identity Questioned
Many people still view bisexuality as something they do or do not 'believe' in, which is deeply hurtful, write Maitiú Charleton and Jack Dunne.