Sport
Ex-Trinity Student Set for Replay of Controversial African Champions League Final
Former DUAFC winger Ayman Ben Mohamed will play in a replay of the African Champions League final after the original game was abandoned.
Former DUAFC Winger Sets Up Winner in African Champions League Final
Former BESS student Ayman Ben Mohamed played a key role in Tunisian side Esperance's controversial cup win on Friday.
Four DUFC Players Named in Under-20s World Cup Squad
Trinity students Ryan Baird, Tom Clarkson, Rob Russell and Liam Turner were named in the extended Rugby World Cup squad.
Trinity’s Lorcan Tucker Makes International Cricket Debut
Tucker, the captain of Trinity's cricket club, lined out in Ireland's defeats against England and the West Indies at the weekend.
DUFC Dominate Sports Awards, With Archers On Target
Linda Djougang won Sportsperson of the Year after some superb performances for Trinity and a call-up to the Irish Six Nations squad.
Women’s Hockey Crash Out in EYHL Playoffs
Limerick side Catholic Institute scraped a 3-2 win over Trinity's hockey players in the semi-finals of the EYHL promotion playoffs this weekend.
AIL Final a Bridge Too Far for DUFC Men, As Con Triumph
Cork Constitution ultimately emerged comfortable victors in today's AIL semi-final, defeating Trinity 23-3.
Cup Final Agony for DUFC Women, as Port Dara Claim Paul Cusack Trophy
DUFC Women came unstuck in a cup final for the second time this season, losing out 24-5 to Port Dara Falcons in Donnybrook.
Trinity’s Archers are Shooting for the Stars
After finishing the season with seven medals, Trinity's Archery Club now aim to make their club as inclusive and welcoming as possible.
Unstoppable DUFC Under-20s Lift All-Ireland Again
DUFC's under-20s became the first side since 2012 to claim consecutive wins in the Fraser-McMullen Cup.