Leddy: “Caithfidh tú rud éigean a athrú chun athrú a fháil”

Tá Niamh Leddy ag iarraidh an Ghaeilge a chur ar fáil do chách i gColáiste na Tríonóide, ach cén slí a ndéanfaidh sí é sin ?

Is duine gealgháireach cainteach é an duine a bhuaileann liom i mBloc na nEalaíon chun an agallamh seo a dhéanamh. Tá Niamh Leddy ina ceathrú bliain do Léinn na hEorpa le Gaeilge agus Fraincis, agus is as Droichead Átha, Contae …

UT Editor candidate Charlie Hastings: “I want people to be excited about the newspaper again”

“I know if I leave this place without at least attempting to give myself the opportunity to face that challenge, it’s gonna become a regret in the future”

Charlie Hastings is candid about the journey that has brought him to a second consecutive run for editor of the University Times (UT).

Was he surprised when he lost last year’s election?

“Yeah. I don’t really know why I did,”

UT Editor race: Sajal Singh wants to make the University Times a “better, more inclusive place”

The current features editor of the University Times believes her experience “speaks for itself” but admits “there are a lot of things that [she] needs to learn”

Current features editor of the University Times (UT), Sajal Singh, is one of two candidates running for the role of editor-in-chief of the University Times this year.

The junior sophister English and economics student started out as a contributing writer

An é gur aimsigh Comhairle Cathrach Baile Átha Cliath réiteach don Ghaeilge?

Tarraingíonn Meadhbh Ní Cheallacháin aird ar Gaeilge365, an comhlacht nuálaíocht teanga ag déanamh obair na gcapall chun íomhá nua a chruthú don Ghaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath.

Tar éis dúinn Seachtain na hÉigse a chéiliúradh an tseachtain seo chaite ar champas Choláiste na Tríonóide agus le Seachtain na Gaeilge ag druidim linn, tá spotsolas ag lonrú ar ár dteanga dhúchais arís mar is cóir! Beidh imeachtaí traidisiúnta

Ents candidate John O’Hara: “It’s important to create an easier route of access for students to directly engage with us”

In an interview with Trinity News, Ents candidate John O’Hara outlines his ideas for next year.

John O’Hara, a Junior Sophister film student, is one of this year’s four candidates to be College’s next Ents officer. In the words of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU), the Ents officer is responsible for “making sure that every

Ents candidate Orla Norton: “I want more events to display the talent that College has within it”

Ents officer candidate likes to see her events “become something big and something great” 

Orla Norton, a Senior Sophister psychology student and Trinity French Society events manager, is running for Ents officer to offer students bigger, better, and safer events. 

Norton told Trinity News that events planning has been a creative outlet “since I

Ents race: Finn Hallwood believes clubs and societies “define the student experience”

In an interview with Trinity News, the Ents officer candidate shares his ambitions for accessibility, transparency, and larger projects for Ents next year

Finn Hallwood, a Junior Sophister mechanical engineering student, is one of  four candidates running for the position of Entertainment (“Ents”) Officer in this year’s sabbatical elections. The candidate who wins the race will be responsible for the organisation of all

Ents race: Yuv Garg wants “bigger, better, more”

Ents-hopeful Yuv Garg walks through his manifesto and ideas for the upcoming year 

Yuv Garg, a Senior Sophister student in the School of Global Business, is one of four candidates running in the upcoming Students’ Union Entertainment Officer (Ents) election. Serving currently on the Ents committee as the Welfare and Inclusivity Officer, he

Communications & marketing race: Channing Kehoe wants to “keep them engaged”

The final year law and political science student hopes to continue the policies of the current officer, Beth Strahan

Channing Kehoe is a senior sophister law and political science student from Phoenix, Arizona running for TCDSU communications and marketing officer. They are the sole candidate in the race.

Kehoe believes that they have both the “hard and soft skills” …

Welfare and equality race: Bhargavi Magadi intends to make the college’s welfare services more accessible and straightforward for students

Junior sophister PPES student Bhargavi Magadi seeks to make Trinity’s disability services more “regularly discussed” and straightforward to navigate

Living in both India and Ireland for sizeable portions of her life, Bhargavi Magadi aims to ensure students from all backgrounds have access to the welfare they need. Having worked with youth activism organisations such as SpunOut and Plan International,