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Ex-Trinity Professor Among Those Captured in Latest Gaza Freedom Flotilla Seizure
Israeli Defense Forces have detained Veronica O'Keane, a ex-professor of psychiatry at Trinity, in the latest move to detain activists sailing to Gaza with aid
Budget 2026: Permanent 500 Euro Fee Decrease Confirmed
After much speculation, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Services, Reform and Digitalisation Jack Chambers confirmed the increase in a speech to the Dáil Éireann chamber this afternoon. Other highlights include an expansion of SUSI, increased minimum wage, and new taxes on cigarettes.
Trinity Computing and Technology Career Fair Ends, Environment and Engineering Career Fair Scheduled Next
The career fair series from Trinity Careers Service resumes this Thursday with its last iteration for the semester
Both TCDSU Referendums Are Carried
At 5pm on Monday, the TCDSU announced that both referendums put to the student body last week have been carried
Tánaiste Simon Harris Confirms Release of Irish Civilians Detained by Israel
14 Irish citizens, including Sinn Féin Senator Chris Andrews, have been released from custody after their participation in the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF)
“Flip the Fees” Protest Held at Stephen’s Green, Suffers Low Turnout
The protest, announced last week, was held outside the Department of Higher Education to speak out against the proposed 500 euro student fee increase in Budget 2026
Emergency Protest Against Israeli Detention of Irish Citizens Erupts Outside the Dáil
Protests have erupted outside Dáil Éireann in response to the Israeli interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla today
Kavanagh Court Residents Report “Sharp Increase” in Antisocial Incidents
Video evidence obtained by The University Times and student testimonies paint a bleak picture of the current state of the Trinity-associated accommodation. Students of colour appear to be targeted.
Student Sinn Féin and Labour Representatives Speak Out Against Removal from Freshers Fair
Student campaigners and party officials were removed on Tuesday as they handed out leaflets across campus
Selling Dublin Short: Temple Bar Rated Among Worst Tourist Traps in the World
As tourism figures continue to fall, Temple Bar’s plastic charm disappoints visitors, souring Dublin’s image