Ireland and the United States: Responding to Citizens’ Reproductive Needs
For the Irish people, the reversal of Roe v. Wade brings to memory the events of 1983 to 2018.
See How They Run: A Campy Agatha Christie Whodunit
Despite lacking in emotional depth, the film boasts a star-studded cast, a cleverly crafted screenplay and is definitely worth a watch.
The Hist Takes on Monarchy in Modernity
“This House Believes the British Monarchy Has a Place in the Modern World” divides the GMB, including two of UT’s own.
Paul and Stokell: the Trinity Cricketers who Helped Catapult Ireland to a World Cup
The two fourth years are hoping to make it onto the plane in March for the T20 tournament in South Africa. But first, they have a couple of college exams to conquer.
A Life of Fanfare Laid to Rest: Visiting the Queen’s Resting Place
The Queen's lying in state offered people a chance to reflect on her life and a legacy, but fell short in addressing the reality of modern Royalty
Lively Lansdowne Locked Down by DUFC in 17-27 Win
Trinity’s victory was their fourth in a row this season, making them one of three undefeated sides left in the league.
DULHC Outclassed by Quality Corinthians in ‘Super Saturday’ at Santry
Trinity ladies’ hockey team gave a good account of themselves in the Irish Senior Cup game but were ultimately knocked out by the simply superb opposition.
New Trinity LGFA Coach Adamson Seeking to “Unlock the Potential”
Trinity Ladies’ Gaelic Football Association coach Tye Adamson is no stranger to success but tapping into Trinity’s talent may be his toughest challenge yet.
Trinity Takes Ownership of Printing House Square
The building will provide 249 new "state of the art" beds to students.
New Report Highlights Racism Experienced by Healthcare Students
The Stand Up, Speak Out! project report was launched last week to articulate the lived experiences of healthcare students from ethnic minority backgrounds.