News
Red Line Luas Reopens Between Connolly and The Point
Having been closed since August 19th, the Red Line Luas reopened today between Connolly and The Point.
Trinity Arts Festival Takes Over The GMB
The annual TAF event saw collaborative work of various Trinity artists and societies.
Irish Delegation Members of the Gaza Global Sumud Flotilla Discuss Solidarity and the Future of the Movement
Organisers Geraldine Murphy, Naoise Dolan, and Caoimhe Butterly, joined by Gazan translator Jehad Al Farra, spoke at Trinity College on Tuesday evening.
The Hist Awards President of Finland Alexander Stubb with Gold Medal
President of Finland Alexander Stubb, who spoke to the Hist over video, was awarded the Hist’s Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse on Thursday, November 27th
TCDSU Presidential Bye-Election Media Hustings: What You Missed
TCDSU bye-election Presidential candidates came together for the final hustings event of the bye-election, hosted by the editors-in-chief of The University Times and Trinity News
Comhairle 3: Here’s What You Missed
All motions were passed with little dissent, OC reports shared.
Hist Hosts Bye-Election Hustings: “This House Believes That the SU has its Priorities Wrong.”
The College Historical Society (Hist) held hustings for the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU/AMLCT) Presidential Bye-Election.
Limerick Declares Student Housing Emergency
The Limerick City and County Council (LCCC) has officially declared the housing situation in the county an emergency.
Presidential Bye-Election Hustings Held in Joly Theatre
Hustings for the presidential by-election were held today in the Joly Theatre of the Hamilton building, where students heard from candidates Lorenzo Cheasty, Grace McNally, and Callum O’Kelly.
Pol Soc Hosts Government No-Confidence Referendum Hustings
On Monday, November 24th, in the Elizabethan Room of Teach 6, Pol Soc hosted a hustings on the upcoming Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU/AMLCT) referendum of “No Confidence in the 35th Government of Ireland”, which is currently a Fianna Fáil-Fine Gael coalition government.