Throughout a remarkable fixture in both name and essence, Trinity played with endeavour but were eventually outclassed 26-53 by the Japanese international side.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Clubs and fan bases across Europe have all come under greater scrutiny recently as society seeks to eradicate racism across all facets of life, including sport. Ireland has hitherto eluded the same level of inspection – Charlie Moody-Stuart asks whether this exemption is justified.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Despite a promising warm-up campaign, Ireland’s women fell short of progressing to the semi-finals but have laid firm foundations for the future.
By Valentina Milne
Even if the 26-31 defeat dealt a blow to Trinity’s title hopes, two late tries were enough to earn a vital losing bonus point.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
The referendum was held last Friday.
By Gina Bagnulo
An injury-riddled Trinity side battled back to secure victory in this historic fixture with the last kick of the game.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Though retirement may be a distant prospect for most student athletes, the adjustment is rarely easy.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
A late flurry of tries for DUFC’s Women brought closed the contest at 15-14 – the least they deserved for their endeavours against the strong south Dublin outfit.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
If passed, the policy would mandate TCDSU to put pressure on college and the sports centre to abolish booking and equipment fees.
By Gina Bagnulo
Following a game in which the Trinity Women's Basketball team were simply bettered by the defending champions, the Meteors will be hoping for a resurgence in their final two games of the season.
By Eoghan Kennedy McPartlan