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The bike rental industry has become a booming and competitive market, leading to new innovative schemes being brought to our cities. The concept of stationless bike sharing is quite different to the Dublin Bike station-based scheme. Dublin Bikes requires you …
After following signs that filter EU and non-EU passport holders into specially designated enclosures, queuing through a maze of airport stanchions, and arriving at the desk of a passport control officer, international students who arrive in Ireland are granted green …
Dublin is an epicentre of culture, work and life in Ireland. Yet despite the growing number of citizens who work and study in Dublin-based universities, only a small percentage actually live here. Some have personal ties to smaller communities on …
If you walk past the Bank of Ireland on College Green on a Saturday, you’ll pass posters of animals in horrendous conditions and several vegans handing out leaflets. DU Vegan Soc is going strong three years on and the contentious …
Chantelle Cawley is a 21-year-old Irish Traveller studying at Mary Immaculate College, Thurles. She is in her third year, working towards a degree in post-primary education with Business and Religion. Speaking about her experiences growing up as an Irish Traveller …
“Knowing what you own is the first step to aligning your investments with your values,” according to the Investigate Project, a research and information centre that seeks to learn how companies profit from and support state violence, and urges the …
Just as the Campanile itself is one of Trinity’s most recognisable landmarks, the corresponding “Campanile Curse” has become one of Trinity’s most talked about legends. The most basic version of this curse, passed about in warnings from friends and within …
The role played by the Freemasons in Trinity College is much more than just a matter of historical trivia, but is something that is very present and indeed essential as part of some students’ daily lives.
Freemasons have long been …
“They always say the two things you don’t sit down and talk about at the dinner table are religion and politics. We run head into those,” says Professor Jacob Erickson, an assistant professor in the School of Religion, with a …
In February of 2018, Trinity announced a new dual degree programme in collaboration with Columbia University in New York City. Dual BA programme participants pursue degrees as students of both universities, choosing between four courses – English Studies, History, European …