Student-wide referendum to amend to TCDSU Constitution to be held on February 5
Two changes have been proposed and seek to clarify the position of the union in relation to political affiliation
Emily Sheehan
News
Explainer: The Upcoming Seanad Election
With around 140 candidates seeking election, what exactly can we expect from this upcoming Seanad election?
Aoibhinn Clancy
909 students sign up to sit the 2025 Schols exams
The total number of students registering to sit the Schols exams dropped by 40 from the previous year, despite high number of scholarships awarded in 2024
Conor Healy
Protest takes place against proposed Dublin bylaws targeting homeless food services
The Taoiseach’s Taskforce’s proposal could ban unregistered on-street food services
Alan Nolan Wilson
Trinity law professor found not guilty of first degree murder of Keith Conlon
The jury found that Dr Phelan did not intend to murder Keith Conlon after a violent incident on Phelan’s farmland in 2022
Alan Nolan Wilson
Supporting Palestine through food
Bringing Palestinian food to the rest of the world involves not just fighting through misinformation and racism, but practical obstacles as well.
Libby Marchant
Features
The Worker Agency and the fight to beat Big Tech
How a Trinity alumni took on some of the world’s largest tech companies
Kate Byrne
The Importance of Coexistence and Education
The ending of Direct Provision and the future of asylum seeking in Ireland
Zachary Keenan
Mourning or Rejoicing?
How people are reacting to Donald Trump’s return to the White House
Nicolle Riley
Essential or Exploitative: The role of youth party wings in the General Election
Is the last minute inclusion of youth wings into the political fold an example of tokenising young people, or does it serve as a pillar to party politics?
Ruby Murphy
The place of religion on campus
Exploring attitudes towards religion at Trinity
Mia Craven
Can we make a city feminist?
Trinity News meets with performers using their art to change Dublin’s political landscape
Hazel Mulkeen
Comment
Life
Emma at The Abbey
Cat Grogan reviews The Abbey’s stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s 1815 novel Emma
Cat Grogan
Oireachtas 2024: agus cén fáth go gcaithfidh tusa dul ann
Déanann Hannah Joung cuntas achomair ar an bhféile Gaelach agus labhraíonn sí faoi a céad taithí leis
Hannah Joung
Sisters, Not Twins
Thug Tara Ní Bhroin cuairt ar an dtaispeántas ealaíne ó Geraldine Carton
Tara Ní Bhroin
Discover the top Dublin Markets to visit this winter season
This list of food markets guarantees a perfect break from the library and is a much needed cure for any winter blues.
Nicolle Riley
Inside a Berlin sex club
Nina Crofts takes on one of Berlin’s most well-known sex clubs
Nina Crofts
Relationship transparency with your friends
Isabella Hanlon considers how much our friends should know about our partners
Isabella Hanlon
SciTech
Sport
Trinity Sailing marks a Decade of Alumni Racing Events
Celebrating 10 Years of Community, Competition, and Camaraderie on the Water
Matthew Keeley
Dublin Marathon 2024: A Day to Celebrate for Trinity Students
Thousands Run Through Dublin’s Streets to Complete Impressive Feat
Matthew Keeley
Trinity Men’s Gaelic Footballers Fall Short in Competitive League Opener
Trinity Put Up a Valiant Effort in a Hard-Fought Battle Against DKIT
Cian Goulding
TCDAF AF
Why you should care about American Football at Trinity College Dublin
Harper Alderson
DUFC Women’s XV embrace uphill battle after bruising start to season
DUFC Women’s team highlight resilience and camaraderie in a valiant performance against Navan RFC
Matthew Keeley
“It just feels like they don’t care as much”
Frustration expressed regarding women’s five-a-side league organisation
Tara Ní Bhroin
Gaeilge
Oireachtas 2024: agus cén fáth go gcaithfidh tusa dul ann
Déanann Hannah Joung cuntas achomair ar an bhféile Gaelach agus labhraíonn sí faoi a céad taithí leis
Hannah Joung
Sisters, Not Twins
Thug Tara Ní Bhroin cuairt ar an dtaispeántas ealaíne ó Geraldine Carton
Tara Ní Bhroin
Lonnaíocht Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath: deis don phobal teangan nó oideas eisiata?
Pléann Pól Ó hÍomhair suáilcí is duáilcí mholadh lonnaíocht Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath
Pól Ó hÍomhair
Saol i ndiaidh na hollscoile – an mhistéir móire
Is ábhar scanrúil é an saol tar éis an choláiste, ach labhraíonn Ursula Ní Fhiaich le céimí nua chun an fhírinne a fháil ar an ábhar.
Ursula Ní Fhiaich
Feachtas Baile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge: An bhfuil an t-urchar ag sroichint ceann sprice?
Labhraíonn Meadhbh Ní Cheallacháin le stiúrthóir Bhaile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge Mícheál Ó Nualláin chun labhairt faoi cé chomh éifeachtach is a bhí an feachtas nua go dtí seo.
Meadhbh Ní Cheallacháin
Cad atá le rá ag na páirtithe polaitiúla fén nGaelainn?
Treoraí gearr ar na bpolasaithe atá ag na páirtithe polaitiúla a bhaineann leis an nGaeilge
Pól Ó hÍomhair