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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
Ireland Against Racism Carnival: City in Colour
Ireland Aginst Racism Carnival held on September 27th, starting at the Garden of Remembrance and ending at the Custom House.
Trinity Sustainability Reveals Draft Campus Travel Plan
Funded by the National Transportation Authority, Trinity Sustainability unveils draft Campus Travel Plan developed in partnership with DBFL Consulting Engineers.
DUCG Hosts John Flynn, Liam Fuller, and Sam McCay
DU Consulting Group hosted John Flynn, Liam Fuller, and Sam McCay in the GMB on Friday, September 26th.
United States Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Honoured with LawSoc’s Praeses Elit Award
US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson invites us all to be relentlessly optimistic and also comfortable to speak up, in order to achieve our goals.
Irish Healthcare Workers to Observe Minute of Silence for Healthcare Workers in Gaza
At 12:00 on September 23rd, healthcare workers across Ireland have a minute of silence to honour healthcare workers in Gaza.
Irish Language and Gaeltacht Rights March in Dublin Draws Thousands
For the first time in over a decade, protestors from across the island came to demand government investment in the Irish language.
Student Contribution Fee “Likely” to Be Cut by Up to €500 in Budget 2026
While still uncertain, Senior Government sources have suggested that a permanent reduction in the university tuition fee is possible.
Trinity Student Andy Cullinan wins the Asian British Parliamentary Competition
Hist Debates Convener, Andy Cullinan, becomes the first person ever to win two continental debating championship
Dispute Erupts Within Corbyn and Sultana’s New Political Party
A dispute has emerged between Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn following a membership portal being created by Sultana, which Corbyn has since described as “unauthorised”.