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Trinity Graduate Sebastian Barry Announced as Irish Fiction Laureate
Barry is the second Trinity graduate to take the role, following on from Anne Enright.
Trinity Project to Recreate Centuries of Lost Historical Records
A blaze in the Irish Civil War destroyed thousands of records. Now, they're being recreated.
Trinity Staff ‘Ashamed’ of Arts Block
Numerous staff have spoken out about their issues with much-maligned building.
Trinity Crams for Exam Changes, Citing Space Concerns
With the new year structure, students could have to sit more than two exams per day, with some in the evening.
GSU to Lobby College on ‘Transparent’ Fee Structure
The motion was passed at GSU council this evening.
As College Grasps for Exam Space, Frustrations Grow in the GMB
As space for exams shrink, College is considering using new off-campus locations as well as the Berkeley Library.
Science Gallery Café to Defy College’s Coca-Cola Deal
The popular cafe will start selling other brands, after a months-long battle with Coca-Cola.
Trinity Professor to Lead New SFI Programme
Prof Siobhán Clarke, from the School of Computer Science and Statistics, is one of the leading researchers in a new SFI programme.
Government Announces Eighth Amendment Referendum
Tonight, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Ireland can no longer export its problems.
Nigel Farage to Address Hist, After Award Snub
Farage will speak to the Hist on Friday, but will not be awarded the society's gold medal.