Societies
Ken Clarke is Sick of Brexit
The Conservative politician confronted the 'hard Brexiteers' on both sides of UK politics as he talked to the Hist yesterday.
Among Members and Friends, DUGES Goes by Fem Soc
After DU Gender Equality Society was denied its request to change names, the society is colloquially calling itself Fem Soc.
Tonie Walsh Reflects on a Life Shaped by LGBT History
Tonie Walsh opened up about his life and its difficulties, as part of the Trinity Arts Festival.
A Murder in Cold Blood On Henrietta St
Trinity Arts Festival and DU Players teamed up for a murder most foul last night.
Geiteanna agus Gáire ag Dúrún Dúnmharaithe
Bhí caractair mór le rá ó cúrsa Gaeilge na hArdteistiméireachta mar amhrastaigh i Dúrún Dúnmhairithe le linn Seachtain na hÉigse.
Seachtain na hÉigse: Súil siar is ag breathnú ar aghaidh
Le Seachtain na hÉigse faoi lán seoil anois, scríobhann Ciarán Wadd faoi stair na seachtaine agus an ceiliúradh i mbliana.
Finscéalta, Filíocht agus Ceol Tráidisiúnta le Cloisteáil ag Cúirt Éigse
Cuireadh oíche cultúrtha i láthair san Atrium, le finscéalta agus filíocht le cloisteáil ón gCumann Gaelach agus Litsoc, agus sár-cheol á sheinnt ag TradSoc.
A Serving of Yoga and Yoghurt at TAF
Students got their day off to the right start at TAF's yoga event in the GMB.
For Indian Students, Community Comes with Culture
Coming to Ireland – and to Trinity – can often be a culture shock for Indian students.
Ag Plé Féidearthachtaí an Oideachais Dátheangach leis an gCumann Bram Stoker
Ag caint leis an gCumann Bram Stoker, mhol Míde Ní Ghríofa buntáistí an oideachais dátheangach chun an Gaeilge a chur chun cinn sa tír.