Dublin

Five of the Best: Cafes with a Twist

For your next coffee date, try one of these coffee shops that offer something different.
By Niamh Kennedy

Creative Culture Celebrated by Ace & Tate

Eyewear brand Ace & Tate launched its Exchequer St store with an ode to Dublin's cutting-edge cultural scene.
By Eleanor Scott

Staff and Students Condemn Arrest of Trinity Graduate

Trinity lecturers have joined academics from the UK and Ireland in calling for the release of Sean Binder after his arrest in Greece last month.
By Jack Synnott

Trinity’s Chief Financial Officer to Leave for Abu Dhabi University

Ian Mathews will leave the College for his new role on December 7th.
By Donal MacNamee

Health Science Schools Aim for Athena SWAN

All four health science schools will apply for the award this academic year.
By Aisling Marren

O’Connell Street Brought to a Standstill, as Students Join Housing Rally

Hundreds of protestors brought traffic to a halt tonight, as housing activists hit back after the eviction of North Frederick St yesterday.
By Donal MacNamee and Ciannait Khan

After Arrest of Trinity Student, TCDSU to Join Housing Rally

The union will send a delegation of students to today's rally, after Trinity student Conchúir Ó Raidaigh was arrested last night.
By Donal MacNamee

Quenching Students’ Thirst for Art

The success of last night's event might see the society move future Paint n Sip events to a larger venue.
By Susie Crawford

Trinity Student Released, After Arrest at North Frederick St Eviction

Six housing protestors were arrested after the eviction of an occupation on North Frederick St.
By Eleanor O'Mahony and Donal MacNamee

Trinity Students Have Their Finger on the Beat

Dealing with the fine lines and fluctuating attitudes that characterise men's mental health, 'Beat' kicks off this evening in Smock Alley.
By Christopher Kestell