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Trinity Researchers Flag ‘Urgent Need’ for Investment in Palliative Care

TILDA research shows that the number of dying patients who need palliative care will increase by 84 per cent by 2046.
By Emma Donohoe

DJ Seinfeld, Franc Moody and Rejjie Snow Among First Trinity Ball Acts

The trio of acts will play the ball on April 17th.
By Emer Moreau

For Dublin’s Classic Yellow, the Future is Golden

The band have accomplished more than many in their two years of existence.
By Joe Coughlan

GSU President Defends Lack of Opposition to Postgraduate Pay Cuts

Oye criticised the College for not tabling now-reversed pay cuts for casual staff as an issue for discussion, after she did not oppose the proposal.
By Donal MacNamee

Trinity Rows Back on Teaching Pay Cuts for Casual Staff

College will restore the old rates of pay for those affected by the revised hourly rates.
By Donal MacNamee and Cormac Watson
Editorial

At Funding-Heavy Third-Level Debate, More Squabbles than Solutions

Issues like autonomy and student accommodation didn’t get an airing at a fractious higher education debate this week.

Casual Staff Could Face Teaching Pay Cuts of Almost 20%

An internal memorandum proposes a cut to hourly pay rates for casual work –  a move condemned as 'outrageous' by the president of the GSU.
By Donal MacNamee

‘You Didn’t See the Fucking Movie’: When Abel Ferrara Came to Trinity

Filmmaker Abel Ferrara, in Dublin for the Silk Road Film Festival, is controversial, cantankerous – and fascinating conversation.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
Editorial

In College’s Strategic Plan, an Unspoken Priority: Rankings

Many of the policies College intends to pursue in the next five years appear specifically designed to arrest a series of rankings slumps.

Quizzing, Lenny Abrahamson and a Dance Extravaganza: Your Week Ahead

It's RAG Week, which means a plethora of society activity. Don't miss out.
By Catriona Paget