Sport
In a Six Nations With No Clear Favourite, Ireland Has All to Play for
Joe Horan looks at Ireland's chances ahead of the Six Nations, which starts today, as the team look for a third championship in a row.
In Moral Victory, The University Times Trounces Trinity News in Annual Five-a-Side Match
In terms of gender balance, diversity, inclusion and equality, The University Times beat the lesser-known Trinity News this morning, despite 8–6 goal difference.
Trinity Ladies GAA Lose First O’Connor Cup Game to NUI Galway
In their first ever O’Connor Cup fixture, Trinity Ladies GAA were overpowered 7-15 to 0-4 by NUI Galway
For Trinity Boxing, a New Gym in Grand Canal Dock
The new space is over five times larger than the old Luce Hall facility, and equipped with its own showers and changing rooms.
As Part of New Investments, Sports Department in Negotiations for New Off-Campus Facilities
Since the Sports Levy Referendum last April, College has made steps to expands its sports facilities, including Iveagh Grounds, new pitches in Santry and a planned expansion of the Sports Centre gym.
Trinity Men’s Basketball Lose League Game against UCD 61-49
The defeat is their third loss in a row, with the team yet to win a league game this year.
Trinity Sports Scholar Aisling Maher Talks About Balancing College, Club and County
Jake O'Donnell speaks to Trinity Sports Scholar and Dublin Young Camogie Player of the Year.
A Fight 14 Months in the Making
It took just 13 seconds for Conor McGregor to beat the best mixed martial artist on the planet and claim the UFC featherweight belt.
Intellectual Disability and Inclusion in Trinity’s Sport
Trinity's Centre of Inclusion and Intellectual Disability and the Department of Sport collaborate to offer opportunities and improve lives.
Working with Leinster Rugby, Trinity Researchers Drive the Study of Concussion in Sport
An in-depth look at how the vital role Trinity researchers are playing in concussion research