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Dublin Rent Higher Than Celtic Tiger’s Peak, According to New Report, As Accommodation Crisis Worsens
The report for Daft.ie also states that, as of August 1st, only 1,400 homes are available to rent in Dublin
With Nanowire Research, AMBER Staff Could Help Produce Greener, Faster Technology
Researchers in the Trinity-based AMBER centre have discovered a new method for creating a material to rival silicon.
With Increase in First Preferences, Trinity Reverses Poor Record in CAO Applications
The total of 7,965 first preference CAO applications is a slight increase on last year, while total applications have fallen slightly.
Dramatic Drops for Music and Early and Modern Irish, while STEM Courses See Little Change
Points for medicine and law have remained largely unchanged, while deaf studies sees drop of 40 points.
From Medicine to TSM: How Trinity’s Points Have Changed
A compilation of Trinity's CAO points over the past six years shows just how dramatically some courses have changed, and how others have stayed largely the same.
After Cutbacks, Trinity Careers Service To No Longer Offer Individual Advisory Service to Graduates
From September, the service will instead ensure that every student in college has access to a careers advisor.
As Decisions on Funding Loom, USI to Revive National Demonstration Day
The march, replaced by a voter registration day last year, will highlight support for a state-funded system rather than protest.
Remains Unearthed Outside Trinity Two Years Ago, Dated To 15th-17th Century
The exact date of the remains, found during the early Luas Cross City construction, were unknown until now.
College Green Luas Works Due for Completion Early Next Year
The work on the new Luas Cross City line, which began in January 2014, is due for completion in March.
Interim Funding Secured, But DITSU Maintains Concerns Over Independence
After support from TDs and Senators the union has received short-term funding but maintains position on long-term autonomy – leaving future funding undecided.