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Features
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
Birds of feather don’t have to flock together
Temi Adeniran examines the attraction of cultures in Trinity
Temi Adeniran
A medical student’s journey into the world of UN humanitarian work
Niveta Ramakrishnan describes the United Nations’ training for humanitarian work abroad
Sam Cox
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Life
Smell it before you eat it!
Europa tests your pizza-knowledge with an evening of blind tasting
Martina Giambanco
What’s better than food and wine? Free food and free wine!
A guide to feeding yourself for free on campus
Elle Buckvold
This week in Trinity: ethical entrepreneurship, the Fall of the Wall and Trans Day of Remembrance
It’s week 11 and with a TMT showcase, Trans Remembrance Day with TCDSU and a whole host of science based events, there’s plenty of reason to escape the library
Seamus Small
Cosmetics and cages
It can be easy to forget the story behind a makeup brand. Here is a handy guide to help you avoid companies that test on animals with some cheap alternatives
Mairéad McCarthy
Lesser spotted societies
Taking a look at five of the newest, and most niche societies on campus
Sarah Moran
Rent – a tale worth telling
The Trinity Halls annual musical was a taste of what this year’s crop of fresh young talent has to offer in the world of theatre
Dearbhla Morgan
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Sport
Ken Early: “Football teams view the press as parasites, not partners”
The esteemed journalist discusses social media, accessibility for readers, and hostility towards sports journalists
Cameron Hill
Old-school coaching tactics have no place in modern football
Charlie Giese explains why managers such as O’Neill and Mourinho must get with the times
Charlie Giese
Ireland vs. New Zealand: Clash of the titans
Conor Doyle previews Saturday’s crucial fixture at the Aviva Stadium
Conor Doyle
DUAFC outmuscled by physical IT Sligo
Today’s defeat leaves Trinity without a win in the CUFL
Cian Mac Lochlainn
Former Trinity student wins African champions league
Ayman Ben Mohamed studied BESS until he was signed by Espérance de Tunis in 2016
Cian Mac Lochlainn
The GAA cannot criticise other sports for being too violent
Those within the sport must reflect on their own brutality before condemning others
Cameron Hill
