The second and final day of Jailbreak has kicked off, and the Jailbreak goal of €50,000 has just been reached.
A donation of €100 to Team 51 (Philip agus Thomas, TCD) at around 1:40pm brought their amount to €1,865, and …
UCC Students’ Union votes to support Irish reunification
UCC Students’ Union has become the second Students’ Union in Ireland to vote in favour of supporting the reunification of the country. It will join NUI Galway Students’ Union in calling on the Irish government to hold a referendum on …
King’s Inns Fellowship introduced for trainee barristers from disadvantaged backgrounds
The Denham Fellowship will support two aspiring barristers on an annual basis
Two aspiring barristers from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds will be provided with financial, educational and professional support under a fellowship announced today by the Bar of Ireland.
The “Denham Fellowship” includes waived law library fees, remission of fees to the Barrister-at-Law …
Scientists find the brain region underpinning social deficit in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Research at Trinity College Dublin has uncovered differences in brain activity in those with an ASD
Research undertaken at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has led to the discovery of the brain region that underpins social deficit in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), it was announced today.
The international team of scientists is comprised of researchers from Trinity, …
European Court of Justice dismisses claim against Trinity for discriminatory pension rules
The claim was made by Dr David Parris, a former French lecturer in College
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed a claim made by a retired lecturer against Trinity College for unfair treatment on the grounds of sex and age discrimination regarding its pension rules. The ruling was made last Thursday.
Dr …
Trinity professor launches education programme for young unemployed adults
The launch for Career LEAP took place in Trinity Chapel last night
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe TD, has launched a programme, led by a Trinity professor, to help young unemployed adults in Dublin’s north inner city gain employment. The launch took place last night in Trinity Chapel.
Career …
UCDSU will send submission to Citizens’ Assembly following referendum
The submission follows the defeat of last week’s referendum on SU neutrality regarding abortion
University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) have sent in a submission to the Citizens’ Assembly advocating for a referendum to repeal the 8th amendment.
The submission follows a referendum held last week, in which UCD students voted against the adoption …