Sport
In Sign of Ongoing Growth, DULTC Participate in Monte Carlo European University Tournament
Dublin University Lawn Tennis Club finished fourth in the tournament, held in the world-renowned Monte Carlo Country Club.
DUAFC Second Team Overpowered by NCI in First Outing
Yesterday, on a converted pitch at the cricket ground, a blistering start from NCI set them up for a 6-3 win against DUAFC in the home side's first outing this season.
Trinity Women’s Rugby Draw with UCD in Donnybrook Stadium
Dublin University Football Club’s (DUFC) Women’s team suffered two defensive lapses that left them just short of avenging last year's late colours defeat in a frantic 12 -12 draw.
What the Loss of a Coach and a World-Class Manager Means, for DUAFC and for Trinity
Resigning over the actions of the Department of Sport, Adrian Fitzpatrick held the coaching license of Europe's elite, and Trinity is unlikely to attract someone similar.
Manager and Captain Resign as Department of Sport Leaves DUAFC at Point of “Crisis”
Over frustration with the Department of Sport, a manager and the captain of the team have resigned, citing broken promises over funding and facilities.
With Last-Minute Try, DUFC Clinch Victory Over Young Munster in College Park
The win, secured in a nail-biting finish, moves the team into second place going forward in Division 1A of the Ulster Bank League.
For one Canadian Student, Finding Fans of the Sports From Home all Over Dublin
Will Heseltine on bonding with people from all over the world in Dublin through sport, and the challenges that come with watching hockey in a different timezone.
Getting Inspired: Trinity’s Sporting Credentials Examined
A rebranding of Trinity’s sporting image, improved facilities and a new wave of sports scholarships are likely to inspire many to get involved.
Trinity Rugby Lose 23-13 to UCD in Top Table Clash
Despite coming close at stages of the match, Trinity failed to make headway against UCD in College Park yesterday.
Community is Key to the Contiuned Growth of Trinity GAA
Improving year-on-year, the team is expected to excell this year, but the inclusive atmosphere that comes with non-players in the club remains central to its ambitions.