Sport
Dublin University Boat Club to Celebrate 150th Anniversary of the Trinity Regatta
The event hosted by the oldest rowing club in Ireland has taken place annually since 1922.
How Does Trinity Compare When it Comes to Promoting a Culture of Sport?
In light of the College's new sports strategy, examining how Trinity attracts, retains and supports athletes.
In Different Third-Level Institutions, Varying Perceptions of Sport
A look at the perception of sport in some of the biggest colleges in Ireland and how Trinity compares.
Captaining Camogie to Championship Success
How hard work, a winning mentality and hundreds of burpees created an All-Ireland winning squad.
Is it Reasonable to Cancel Euro 2016?
Following further European terrorist attacks in Brussels this week, Alex Peters asks whether it would be callous for FIFA to allow Euro 2016 to be played.
Formula One’s Gender Glass Ceiling
Following the recent passing of Maria Teresa de Filippis, a look at the trials and tribulations of women in the past, present and future of Formula One.
DUFC Women Suffer Last-Second Heartbreak in Colours Loss
After a bright start saw them in the driving seat for much of the game, Trinity were devastated to lose 13-12 after a last-gasp UCD try in the most dramatic of circumstances.
DUFC Men’s Clinch Colours Victory
They defeated rivals UCD tonight at College Park, 28-15.
The Gentle Giant of Irish Powerlifting
After setting the national record for deadlifting at 290 kg and the record for bench press at 182.5 kg, Killian Carolan speaks about his plans to make a career out of the sport and raise its profile amongst young people in Ireland.
After Three Years, Trinity Men’s Tennis Club Regain Varsity Trophy
The team overcame substantial adversity throughout the competition.