Trinity Ladies’ Gaelic Football Association coach Tye Adamson is no stranger to success but tapping into Trinity’s talent may be his toughest challenge yet.
By Ruairi McDonnell
20 universities and nine countries will be competing in the 12-furlong event for the title of Europe’s best student jockey.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
The men’s rugby team has scored 88 points in its opening two games this season, and it is keen to keep piling them on.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Railway steamed to a ten-try victory, leaving Trinity looking to get their season back on track.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Trinity’s blistering beginning to the season continues as they overpower a plucky UCD side 38-24
By Valentina Milne
In a heated away fixture featuring three Trinity alumni, those on the men’s first team kept their heads to fight back from 3-1 down.
By Eoghan Kennedy McPartlan
An inaugural Sports Ball and a significant increase in Sports Centre usage were among the other key features of the evening.
By Emma Fitzpatrick and Charlie Moody-Stuart
Trinity survived a second-half NUIG resurgence to start their season with a win, in a game where sisters Dayna and Hazel Finn first faced each other on the court
By Charlie Moody-Stuart
Five-star performance sees DUAFC take all 3 points in their league fixture against Sheriff YC.
By Ruairi McDonnell
The side, coached by Trinity alumnus Ed Joyce, secured its spot by beating Zimbabwe in the semi-final of the qualifier tournament in Abu Dhabi.
By Charlie Moody-Stuart