Sport
Women’s Gaelic Footballers Lose Out in Bruising Semi-Final Against AIT
A clear day saw Trinity GAA Women’s Footballers suffer a tough defeat, 2-13 to 1-11, at the hands of Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) on Saturday, narrowly missing out on a place in the Giles Cup final on Sunday.
DUFC Women Lose Out in Endurance Battle against Navan FC Ladies
Despite a strong second-half comeback, DUFC's Women lost to Navan Rugby Football Club Ladies 22-37 at College Park.
Trinity American Football Fall Just Short in Season Opener Against UL
On Sunday afternoon at the Air Lingus Sports Park, the Trinity College American Football team lost their season opener 21-19 against the University of Limerick’s UL Vikings.
Dublin Defeat Past and Present Trinity Footballers 0-9 to 3-11 at Pitch Opening in Santry
On a sunny afternoon in Santry, a Dublin development side overcame Trinity GAA’s current and alumnus footballers after a day of underage blitz matches on Trinity GAA’s new pitch in Santry.
Trinity Sailing Buoyed by First Intervarsities Success in 11 Years
Trinity Sailing won their first intervarsities in 11 years at Clifden Boat Club, held over the weekend of March 9th to 11th, at an event where Scotland and Northern Ireland were also represented.
Hosting Intervarsities, Trinity Squash Club Produce Strong Performance
Both Trinity's Men's and Women's A teams won their encounters, with the men stretching their winning streak at intervarsities to four years in a row.
Women’s Hockey Team Qualify For Promotion Playoffs
Dublin University Ladies Hockey Club continued its unbeaten streak yesterday, placing them close to untouchable at the top of the league.
DUFC Well Represented in Ireland U20’s Six Nations Battle Against Wales
DUFC's Jack Kelly, Colm Hogan and Charlie Connolly all shone in Ireland's defeat to Wales yesterday.
DUFC Take Huge Step Towards League Survival by Putting Away Young Munster
DUFC defeated the Young Munster side, who were tipped to win, 15-12 in Limerick earlier today.
Trinity GAA prepares to Welcome All-Ireland Champions for Santry Opening
The day’s festivities will be officially opened by GAA President, Aodhán Ó Fearghail, as well as a game between Trinity and the Dublin senior team.