Yesterday saw the third concert take place in the Summer Series at Trinity, with Rag’n’Bone Man taking centre stage supported by Grace Carter. The Summer Series at Trinity is there not to just to display a variety of musical talents …
Georgina Francis is a former Managing Editor, Life Editor and Assistant Life Editor of Trinity News.
Reflection, dancing and glitter: here’s what’s happening at Pride
A round up of some of the events taking place in Dublin this weekend to celebrate Pride
Pride is an annual event that takes place around the world to celebrate the LGBTQ community. The theme chosen by Dublin this year is “We Are Family”. If you are interested in taking part in the celebrations, there are a …
What makes a Law Soc auditor?
Societies Editor Georgina Francis sits down with Law Soc auditor Jessica O’Neill to speak about her role as auditor in the Law Soc while being a full time student
Law Soc is a well known society on campus, running some of the biggest social events such as the Galway getaway, Law Ball, the annual Maples Law Ball and the European getaway. Despite being a society focused on a specific …
Forecasting the Future
Predicting outcomes can be invaluable in decision making, but what happens when our judgements are amiss?
When you first think of predictions, what might spring to mind are mystics, psychics, the end of the world, or considering the past weeks: the weather! There are billions of predictions made every day. But how wild can predictions get? …
This week in Trinity: Pinatas, Politics and Quidditch
Week 10 in Trinity boasts free exercise classes, beating up a pinata, a variety of movies as well as a Quidditch match
It’s week 10 in Trinity and Health and Sports week, which after a sinful Paddy’s weekend is probably a good idea. Check out the sports center for a variety of activities and classes that will take place over the week …
This week in Trinity: celebrating women to beat the post-Reading Week blues
If you have spent the last few days cramming in those essays you swore you’d do over Reading Week or, like many, have been desperately trying to get back to Dublin, there are a range of events on this week …
What happens after Repeal?
The Phil wades into the Repeal discussion to question what will come if the 8th amendment is repealed
Last Tuesday, the Phil hosted “Beyond Repeal”. The Phil sought to discuss what will happen if the eighth amendment is repealed with a panel of highly respected and knowledgeable speakers.
Beginning with a brief introduction each of the speakers outlined …
Photographer Doug Allen on adventure, animals and activism
Doug Allen, an underwater photographer, comes to Trinity to speak about his career in the Arctic and Antarctic
Thursday evening, the Environment Society and TCD Plastic Solutions collaborated with TCDSU to bring Doug Allen, a world renowned photographer to Trinity. The ticketed event garnered a huge amount of attention on campus, resulting in the lecture hall being packed …
What makes a Phil President?
Societies Editor Georgina Francis sits down with Phil President Conn McCarrick to speak about his experience in the Phil and as a Trinity student
Sitting down to meet the President of the University Philosophical Society (The Phil) Conn McCarrick, my assumption was that I was about to meet a busy man who would be checking his watch with one foot out the door, ready …
This week in Trinity: from election mania to a literary festival
Week six offers debating competitions, poetry and pies to throw at professors
It’s week six and it is, as always, action-packed. With a range of debating orientated events, Trinity’s Literary Festival, the final leg of TCDSU elections and even a chance to throw pies at Law lecturers, it’s set to be a …