Sport
The Three Former Trinity Students Looking to Revolutionise How we Watch Live Sports
The three Trinity graduates behind the award-winning app, Matchday, plan to “gameify” live sport and enhance the viewing experience of sports fans everywhere.
Protein Powder, Mental Health and Making MMA Safe, as Trinity Hosts Discussion on Ethics in Sport
The conference, which took place in Trinity yesterday, also saw Mayo GAA footballer Ronan McGarrity discuss his struggle with testicular cancer.
DUAFC Play Out Hard-Fought Draw Against Mount Merrion Away
DUAFC began life under new manager Adam Firych with a hard-earned 0-0 draw against Mount Merrion in the Sunday 1A Division of the Leinster Senior League.
Trinity Defeat Rivals UCD 2-10 to 2-7 With Stirring Fightback at Belfield
After a slow first half Dublin University GAA’s (DUGAA) Intermediate Football Team defeated University College Dublin (UCD) with an excellent second half showing.
Refusing to “Man Up” as a Female Rugby Player
From receiving cruel comments to not receiving enough support as a team, the treatment of female players has led one to realise the importance of being blunt and bold.
Strong Showing for Men’s and Women’s Hockey Teams at 2016 Intervarsities
DUHC successfully claimed the Mauritius Plate, while DULHC were narrowly defeated by Queen's University Belfast in the semi-final.
DUAFC Women’s B Team Beaten 8-1 by Impressive ITT Performance
Dublin University Association Football Club (DUAFC) Women’s B Team took on league leaders Tallaght IT (ITT) in College Park, losing out to a strong visiting side.
For TCDSU’S Sports Officer, Inclusivity and Accessibility are Key
Second-year law and politics student Charlotte Bowen is seeking to place particular emphasis on the accessibility and inclusivity of Trinity's sport clubs.
After Impressive Start to Season, Weakened DUFC Women Lose to Strong Cork Team
The side were punished 52-5 by a powerful University College Cork (UCC) side, leaving them with two points after two SSI league matches.
Trinity Left to Rue Errors by Ruthless UCD in 8-1 Loss
Dublin University Association Football Club (DUAFC) were soundly beaten by rivals University College Dublin (UCD), bringing their unbeaten league run to an abrupt end.