coronavirus

Students Must Show Letter and Trinity ID If Stopped by Gardaí On Way to College

College students are currently allowed to come on to campus, despite level-five restrictions.
By Cormac Watson and Molly Furey

DUFC Men’s First Team Suffer Coronavirus Outbreak

The outbreak was likely to have started last week, when elite sports were stilled allowed to train.
By Cormac Watson and Matt McCann

RTÉ’s Illuminations Shines a Hopeful Light On the Dark Months Ahead

With contributions from John Boyne and Paula Meehan, Illuminations poignantly reflects on the experience of lockdown.
By Gráinne Mahon

5 of the Best: ‘Homemade’ Short Films

If some of the most exciting names in the film industry can return to their bedroom drawing boards, so can you.
By Lucas Closs

Trinity’s Sporting Organisations Suffered Layoffs Following Pandemic

The pandemic has forced the Pav to close its doors since March and Trinity Sport to lay off a number of workers.
By Matt McCann

Amid Lockdown, Trinity’s Smaller Sports Clubs Grapple with Challenges

The pandemic has hit sports clubs hard as they struggle to increase membership while playing their sport is banned.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart and Matt McCann

Uninest Accommodation to be Repurposed for Tourists and Renters

Dublin City Council has permitted the use of student accomodation facilities for general rent and holiday-makers due to reduced student demand.
By Emma Donohoe

Some Elite Sport Scholars to have Access to Trinity’s High-Performance Gym

The Sports Centre was Trinity’s main casualty in the government’s new level-five restrictions announced yesterday, with the rest of College remaining largely unaffected.
By John Keenan

Sports Centre Freezes Monthly Subscriptions for Non-Student Members

New level-five restrictions have forced the Sports Centre to close.
By Matt McCann

Few Changes in Running of College Under Level-Five Restrictions, Says Trinity

Level-five restrictions are set to be introduced tomorrow at midnight.
By Cormac Watson