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    • Katie Lynch Elected Next Chairperson of Trinity Sport Union

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  • In Focus
      • Catering (to) Changes: Is Trinity Going Plant-Based?
      • Beyond the Suitcase: How Ukrainian Resilience is Rewriting the Irish Economic Playbook
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        • Four TV Series and a Film: April 2026

        • High-Stakes “Gamble” or Worthwhile Venture?: Four Students Who Sat Schols

        • Hammer and Spark: A Night of Physics and Poetry in the Fitzgerald Theatre
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  • Opinion
      • The Kilkenny Lad Russia Wants to Arrest: Caolan Robertson Is Still in Kyiv
      • The Devil in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is Replaced by Consultants – and It’s Much More Sinister
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        • The War on Nature is a War on Women: A Pipeline

        • The Internship War

        • Health Concerns: What Should Students Know About the Recent UK Meningitis Outbreaks?
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      • No Coach, No Problem: Trinity Women’s Volleyball Claim Third Championship Title, Men’s Finish Second Overall
      • Trinity Sport Union Holds AGM, Hears from Prospective Committee Candidates
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        • Trinity Ladies Hockey Defeated on Penalties in Cup Final

        • Trinity Meteors Crowned Super League Champions

        • Trinity Complete Historic Three-peat with Dominant Varsity Final Win
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  • Magazine
      • Loneliness : The Art of a Passing Crowd
      • The Intimacy of Being a Photographer
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        • You Can’t Buy Yourself A Personality From Zara

        • America’s Empathy Crisis

        • “Doyle’s vs Chaplin’s: a Public Brawl”
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InFocus

Losing our Religion

Oisin Carey talks to a collection of some of the religious, spiritual and atheist thinkers around Dublin

Truvada, Choice and Control

Dan Scott examines Truvada, the drug with the potential to prevent the spread of HIV

Crunchy, Crunchy Nostalgia

Following the success of the cafe and crisp shop, Simply Crispy, Katie Meegan examines the eating habits of students.

More Than a Bookshop

Cathal Kavanagh speaks to Books Upstairs and discusses the independent book industry in modern Dublin

The Advent of Online Voting In Third Level

Online voting can not only be a boon for colleges, but as a test case for all of society

The Role Models of the Realistic

Charlotte Ryan talks to Irish model Li-Ann Smal about the Irish modelling scene and the proposed French ban on too-thin models

Higher Education Forum Discusses Fears for Independence of Irish Universities

Event, organised by the Fellows as part of Trinity Week, attended by over 70 academics.

Women in Journalism

Sarah Ledden looks at the obstacles facing women journalists as a result of gender inequality in the industry

Phil Klay: “You never know what it’ll bring out in the audience.”

Charlotte Ryan talks to US Marine and short story writer Phil Klay about war, myth and fiction ahead of his reading in Trinity.

Ebola and the Concerning Future of Infection

Dan Scott Discusses the Relationship Between Antibiotics and the Ebola Virus
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