Dublin
Business School Marks ‘Comeback Story’ of Irish Universities, Says Taoiseach
Leo Varadkar praised the impact of philanthropy in his speech at the opening of Trinity's new Business School.
Trinity Student Picks Up Top Prize at 2019 Mary Mulvihill Award
Laura Katharine Finnegan won the award for her illustrations and profiles of famous Irish scientists.
Trinity Mourns, After Family of Missing Professor Calls off Search
The search for Seamus Lawless was called off to avoid 'risking endangering anyone's life' in the attempt to find him.
Petition Launched to Save Bernard Shaw’s Beer Garden
A petition has amassed over 500 signatures after the popular Dublin pub was refused planning permission to keep its outdoor area.
Housing Charity Urges Caution, After Brazilian Students Lose €1,750 in Rental Scam
Threshold, a national housing charity, has launched a new campaign called Scamwatch to help people avoid being duped.
USI to Join Protest Against Trump Visit
In early June, USI will join a number of other groups to protest Trump's visit to Ireland.
Inside Dublin’s Hotly Anticipated Korean Chicken Joint
Chimac is set to open on Aungier St later this month.
How Meg Grehan Wrote Queer Issues Into Irish Children’s Literature
The Louth author's second novel, launched this week, offers a gentle yet searingly honest look at coming out and anxiety.
Small Student Cohort Joins Thousands to Demand Housing Action
The Raise the Roof march attracted a crowd of around 2,000, with protestors shutting down the O'Connell bridge.
Sally Rooney’s Normal People Sweeps to British Book of the Year
Rooney, a Trinity graduate, saw off competition from Michelle Obama's memoir as well as Milkman by Anna Burns.