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Money Lost from Trinity’s Philanthropic Branch After Cyber Attack
College has confirmed the attack on the Trinity Foundation accounts, while reports suggest up to €1 million may have been stolen.
After Ongoing Disruption, Luas Works Outside Botany Bay Suspended until May 14th
TCDSU and College have been lobbying on the issue, which has seen students disrupted and rehoused in the run up to exams.
Trinity-led Research Develops New System to Saves Lives Through Social Media
A monitoring systems looks a text, images and video to feed information back to emergency services after a disaster or emergency.
Survey Shows 78% of Student Nurses and Midwives Considering Emigrating
A survey of internship students by the INMO shows only 30 per cent were offered positions in the Irish health service by April 2017.
Ryanair to Sponsor €1.5m Entrepreneurship Post in Trinity Business School
The airline is to sponsor a new professor of entrepreneurship position in Trinity.
Citizens’ Assembly Overwhelmingly Endorses Dramatic Increase in Abortion Access
64% voted today to support legal access to abortion with no restriction as to the reasons given by a woman.
Citizens’ Assembly Votes to Put Abortion Question to Oireachtas
The Oireachtas will now need to respond to the recommendation for a referendum on giving the Dáil and Seanad power to legislative for abortion.
From Trinity and Beyond, Hundreds March in Dublin in Support of Science
Hundreds of scientists, researchers and members of the public marched in support of science and evidence-based decision making this afternoon.
After Months of Deliberation, Citizens’ Assembly Votes to Replace, not Repeal, Eighth Amendment
The assembly will also vote today on their recommendations for what should replace the eighth amendment.
IFUT Becomes Third Union to Vote in Favour of Strike Action in Trinity
90 per cent of those balloted voted in favour of industrial action over College's decision to no longer give permanent contracts.