DU Trampoline returns from Glasgow with fantastic results, medals, memories and more
Roisin Greening, current DU Trampoline Captain, reflects on a successful weekend of competing.
Powerful France batter Ireland
An energetic France outfit outmuscled the Irish 10-9 at the Stade de France on Saturday afternoon in soggy conditions. The pregame hype suggested that it would be a close fought and physical encounter between the two sides, and this proved to be the case. The game was dominated by errors from both teams and in […]
Cunning running: Campus Sprint series visits Trinity
The Sprint the Irish Campus Series returned to Trinity at the weekend with 107 orienteers coming from all parts of the country to compete
Trinity camogie team come out on top in crucial encounter
The impressive 0-12 to 1-2 victory over St Mary’s of Belfast sees Trinity progress to the Fr Meachair finals weekend in Galway
Trinity Olympians, past and present
Upon the arrival of the Olympic year, Trinity News takes a look at two of Trinity’s own Olympians, past and present.
Refreshers Week – New Year, new sport? Emma Dooney takes on the Trampoline
Emma Dooney always hated team sports; will the trampoline prove a welcome change or a return to old embarrassments?
The Ladyball debacle and women’s sports’ quest for recognition
Despite being labelled as bizarre and insulting, the “Ladyball” campaign has highlighted the difficulties women’s sports face in getting media exposure
Squash Inequality
William Foley talks to Mark Kelly, the founder of an organisation which seeks to address socioeconomic inequality through the medium of squash.
The Trinity graduates bringing their cricket team to the world stage
Former Trinity student Cecilia Joyce is heading to India in March along with her twin sister, team captain Isobel Joyce, and fellow Trinity alumni Jennifer Grey, Shauna Kavanagh and Amy Kenealy.
The announcement of Pinks
Trinity News talks to Conal Campion on the announcement of Pinks – the highest sporting honour Trinity can give.
