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Library to Continue Digitisation of Archives
The Library hopes it will be able to digitise a large proportion of its manuscripts, maps and photographs.
Royal Irish Academy Report Recommends Income-Contingent Loan Scheme
In a report published this week the academy, a body made up of academics from across Ireland, suggests that such a loan scheme is the only solution to the funding crisis facing higher education.
Nick Spare Drops Out of Education Race
Candidate cites mental health reasons and academic pressures for his decision.
Meon Dearfach i leith na Gaeilge ag Hustings an University Times agus an Cumann Gaelach
Tarlaíodh Hustings le haghaidh iarrthóirí Aontas na Mic Léinn leis an Cumann Gaelach agus an University Times i nDánlann Eolaíochta anocht.
Tom McHugh Drops Out of Welfare Race
Candidate cites dissertation stress and overworked campaign team for decision.
Who’s Running in the TCDSU Elections?
Who's running, and why they're running – plus full analysis of each race.
After Proposal Last Year, Trinity LGBT Staff Network Launched
The LGBT Staff Network launch was held in conjunction with Oifig na Gaeilge, Q Soc and Cumann Gaelach, and attended by Senator David Norris.
“Students Against Fees” March in Support of Institutes of Technology Strike
The march, which will join strikes at a number of DIT campuses, gathered over sixty students in Front Square.
Trinity Researchers Given €3 Million To Investigate Career Development
The project, which has been funded by Horizon 2020, hopes to investigate how the employment landscape will change over the next few years.
Pav Starts Serving Breakfast, with 70 Customers Last Friday
Customers can get a full breakfast for just €5 after 7.30am.