Sport

Sharp Swords Outscore Trinity Basketballers

It was a seventh league defeat in eight for Trinity men’s basketball team last night.
By Donal MacNamee

Modest Mark Kenneally on Olympic Fame

Trinity graduate Mark Kenneally talks running, College – and how his time in Trinity pushed him to Olympic fame.
By Donal MacNamee

Trinity’s Up-and-Coming International Star

Despite a burgeoning international career, DUFC's Michael Silvester is keeping both feet firmly on the ground.
By Aaron Hannon

Diarmuid Lyng’s Competing Cultures

Former Wexford hurler Diarmuid Lyng has never been afraid to go against the grain. He talks about his battle to reclaim his identity.
By Matthew Murphy

Trinity’s Erasmus Athletes on Life Abroad

The life of a student athlete on a year abroad can be a mixed bag.
By Morgan Clarke

Trinity Basketballers Run Out of Steam Against Plucky Templeogue

The game was tight, but Trinity ultimately went home disappointed.
By Cormac Watson

DUFC Women Save Best for Last, With 51-5 Win

DUFC's players cemented their status in Division 3 of the Leinster League with a final-day hammering of Wexford Wanderers.
By Cormac Watson

Taking a Hike with Trinity

Life with the Trinity Hiking Society can sometimes be an uphill struggle.
By Cormac Watson

The Trinity Goalkeeper Who Saved Modern Football

William McCrum invented the penalty kick, but also lived a life largely confined to abject failures.
By Cormac Watson

Santry Plays Host to Pulsating Sigerson Final

It was an important day for Trinity today, as UCD triumphed in a thrilling Sigerson final in Santry Avenue.
By Cormac Watson