Features
The border and Brexit, a worry for Northern Irish students in Trinity
As the deadline for Brexit fast approaches, Trinity News looks at how students that regularly cross the Irish border are feeling about the challenges the future may hold for them
Sean Quinn
TCD Debut Festival: Directors on the brink of success
Hiram Harrington explains the process of staging a show
Hiram Harrington
Ireland’s indirect prison system explained
Students are fighting against Direct Provision in Trinity
Navika Mehta
The Hellfire Club: A ghoulish tale in Dublin history
The Hellfire Club on Montpelier Hill is so much more than a stop on Dublin city’s ghost tour
Shane Hughes
“We never suggested that ethnicity on its own would be salvation”
In the aftermath of the Irish presidential election, Pavee Point’s Co-Director Martin Collins speaks to Trinity News
Ciaran Sunderland
Trinity’s location: a historical triumph and a modern disadvantage
Historically Trinity has always been at the centre of Dublin society, but in modern times an ideal city location can become a hindrance
Shane Hughes
Comment
Life
A gesture of gratitude and celebration for a modern day hero
Catherine Corless sat down to discuss her work on the case of the Tuam babies
Dearbhla Morgan
A balancing act: societies vs part-time jobs
Trinity has a rich society life and while some students may dedicate their time to being involved, the reality is that some students also need a part-time job- how do students juggle that responsibility?
Colm McGroarty
“Drama and history are a study of motivation, of causes and consequences…acting is reacting”: Natalie Dormer visits the Hist
Natalie Dormer was awarded the Burke Medal for outstanding contribution to the Arts by the Hist today where she spoke about the importance of the arts
Martina Giambanco
Gone but not forgotten
A eulogy to Lemon, Sprout, Mooch, Tiger, and Spar
Mairéad McCarthy
The need for women in leadership: Julia Gillard speaks to the Phil
The former prime minister of Australia visited the Phil to speak about accessing education
Cian Mac Lochlainn
The Great, Great Toy Show: an outsider’s perspective
A firm Christmas favourite amongst Irish families is The Toy Show, but what does everyone else make of it?
Ursula Dale
SciTech
Sport
Billy the Kid: Trinity’s teenage rugby prodigy and Ireland international
The legacy of William McCombe, 50 years since his debut for Ireland
Cian Mac Lochlainn and Cameron Hill
Trinity beaten by physical Leixlip Zalgiris
Trinity Men’s Basketball lost out in a controversial encounter
Charlie Giese
Trinity overpower IT Blanchardstown
The home side’s physicality proved to be too much for their opponents in a dominant performance
Cian Mac Lochlainn
Trinity trump Shannon for third-straight win
Fennelly on target again as DUFC claim all five points
Cameron Hill
Sports scholarships awarded at Dining Hall ceremony
Athletes from Trinity clubs were recognised at event in the Dining Hall
Cameron Hill
O’Neill saga highlights frailties in FAI management
Delaney’s latest move underlines his inability to face the truth
Cameron Hill