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Gardaí are currently investigating “suspected fraudulent financial activity at an education institution in Dublin”, an Garda Síochana confirmed to Trinity News this evening.
Earlier yesterday, the Irish Examiner reported that a “number of alleged unauthorised payments” in Trinity are being …
This article contains discussion of sexual assualt and harassment.
Trinity has no formal protocols or procedures governing staff entering romantic or sexual relationships with students, information given to Trinity News under the Freedom of Information Act 2014 has revealed.
There …
Media Hustings took place this evening, after being postponed last week. In contrast with previous years, Media Hustings is the final hustings for candidates this year. It took place in Trinity Hall, after Halls Hustings.
In the final hustings event, …
Running uncontested for the role of communications & marketing officer, Julie Smirnova received 92.7% of first preference votes in a poll conducted by Trinity News.
Uncontested candidates in Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) elections can usually expect to …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) are holding a vigil this evening to honour a Trinity student who passed away earlier this week.
Announcing the vigil this afternoon on social media, the union said: “We’d like to invite the …
Trinity associate professor Dr Diarmuid Rossa Phelan has been charged with murder this morning, the Irish Independent has reported.
Phelan has been charged following an altercation which occurred in Tallaght on Tuesday evening, where 36 year-old local man Keith …
A professor from Trinity’s School of Law is being questioned by Gardaí after a man was fatally shot in Tallaght on Tuesday (February 22), the Irish Sun has reported.
Dr Diarmuid Rossa is a Fellow of Trinity and a member …
Last week, Trinity News reported allegations made against UT deputy editor Mairead Maguire, in which students alleged that confidential details were leaked.
The allegations were in relation to an article published on September 7 of last year, entitled “Phil, …
Trinity will no longer require mask-wearing from next Monday, College announced this evening.
Face-coverings will no longer be compulsory from next Monday February 28, apart from healthcare facilities, in line with government guidelines.
College added that this is in line …
Trinity’s Law Society (LawSoc) is holding fundraisers today across campus for the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC).
LawSoc has been fundraising for the charity throughout the year, which is culminating in a number of fundraising events and activities taking place …