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Mitchell O’Connor Hopes for Female University President ‘Within My Lifetime’
Mitchell O'Connor called opposition to the opening of gender-specific academic positions 'rubbbish'.
Trinity Has Green Flag Renewed for Three More Years
Environmental group An Taisce renewed Trinity's Green Flag in recognition of the College's environmental efforts.
Trinity Researchers Reveal New Details About Medieval Ireland
Using historical parish incomes, researchers in Trinity have uncovered new details about politics and culture in 14th-century Ireland.
‘Nothing Off the Table’, Says UCCSU President After Meeting College Officials
UCCSU President Alan Hayes called a meeting with the university's president 'progressive'.
Trinity Among Two Irish Universities Chosen for Major New EU Alliance
The College will partner up with universities in Utrecht, Barcelona, Montpellier and Budapest as part of the initiative.
Garda Changes ‘Limited’ After Take Back the City Eviction, Says Report
The review comes after last September's eviction at North Frederick St, which involved the arrest of Trinity student Conchúir Ó Radaigh.
Woman Dies After Suspected Stabbing in Trinity-Affiliated Accommodation Complex
A man has been arrested after a stabbing in Binary Hub on Bonham St in the early hours of this morning.
Don’t Do Striking Workers’ Jobs, Nurses Union Tells Placement Students
Student nurses have been advised to continue working as normal but not to undertake the duties of the 10,000 striking hospital support staff.
UCC Students Demand Referendum on Capitation Fee Increase
A petition calling for a student vote has collected over 250 signatures.
UCC Students ‘Distraught’ As Capitation Fee Skyrockets
By 2023, UCC students will pay a capitation charge of €370, up from the current rate of €170.