The chance to give back should never be sniffed at, and fortunately, there are plenty of opportunities for students to do so through the numerous charitable organisations run by Trinity students on campus.
Trinity Vincent de Paul
Arguably the most …
Cian Mac Lochlainn is an Economics and Politics student, and a Contributing Writer for Trinity News.
Rugby, football and quidditch: Your guide to sport in 2019
Irish sports fans can expect plenty of excitement this year
2019 has arrived, and it promises to be an engaging, unpredictable and thrilling year in sport, both at college level and on the national and international stages. While there is no major summer event this year (in all honesty, last …
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
The former Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, addressed members of the Phil yesterday. Gillard, who is the first woman to hold the highest political office in Australia, commenced a short speech by informing the audience that today was significant …
Trinity’s Christmas tree lights up Front Square
Students and staff gathered this evening to start Christmas celebrations with the lighting of the tree
Trinity’s famous Christmas tree in Front Square was lit up this evening by Trinity Club, a club run by Vincent de Paul for adults with intellectual disabilities. The event began with a recital by the Trinity singers, which brought the …
Trinity overpower IT Blanchardstown
The home side’s physicality proved to be too much for their opponents in a dominant performance
Trinity 4
IT Blanchardstown: 0
Trinity Women’s Soccer triumphed over IT Blanchardstown in a lopsided contest in College Park for their Round 2 match of the Intervarsities Kelly Cup. Right-forward Deirdre Byrne scored all of the home side’s goals, scoring …
DUAFC outmuscled by physical IT Sligo
Today’s defeat leaves Trinity without a win in the CUFL
DUAFC 0
Sligo IT 1
Dublin University AFC (DUAFC) suffered another defeat in the Colleges and Universities Football League (CUFL), in a 1-0 loss at home to IT Sligo. Trinity have yet to win a game in the CUFL Premier …
Former Trinity student wins African champions league
Ayman Ben Mohamed studied BESS until he was signed by Espérance de Tunis in 2016
Former Trinity student Ayman Ben Mohamed helped Tunisian champions Espérance de Tunis win the African Champions League in a 3-0 victory over Egyptian champions Al Ahly on Friday night during the tie’s second leg. Ben Mohamed had missed the first …
Lack of accuracy sinks DUAFC as they crash out of Cup
Trinity failed to capitalise on a number of chances in a 4-2 loss at the Iveagh Grounds
DUAFC 2
Collinstown FC 4
Dublin University AFC (DUAFC) were eliminated from the Herald Metropolitan Cup by Collinstown FC on a damp evening at the Iveagh Grounds on Thursday. Trinity will rue their missed chances as they continuously threatened the …
Oxford triumphs over Trinity in SER debate
The Hist hosted students from Oxford and Trinity in debating whether to unite Ireland post-Brexit.
The chamber in the GMB was full to the brim on Wednesday evening as the College Historical Society hosted the first of Trinity’s two annual Student Economic Review (SER) debates. Professor Gail McElroy, head of the School of Social Sciences …
Why the NFL is on the brink of civil war
Players refusing to stand during the national anthem has sparked controversy and protests amongst fans, players, and coaches
Weekends in the US are dedicated to American football. Friday nights see high school teams take to their local stadiums, holding the capacity to fit thousands of raucous fans. Saturdays see college teams play in front of crowds that rival …