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Established in 1930, Dublin University Sailing Club boasts a storied tradition and history. From the sixteen Irish Olympians among the ranks of its alumni, to its status as the largest student sailing club in Ireland, to its extensive collection of …
Sweat, spit, blood, tears. I collapse to the ground in anguish, panting pitifully in my local public park as neighbours and dog-walkers watch on with distress and dismay. I am equally convinced that my legs are going to fall off …
In October 2023, a relatively unknown runner named Kelvin Kiptum made history, clocking a time of 2:00:35 at the Chicago marathon. This was his third marathon, and the fastest marathon of all time. He now owned three of the seven …
Ireland have been crowned 6 Nations Champions for 2024 after beating Scotland in the Aviva Stadium on yesterday evening. This is only the third time an Irish team has won back-to-back outright Championship titles, emulating the successes of 1948/49 and …
College has said that it is proud to announce the launch of its Women in Sport campaign, marking a ‘significant step towards inclusivity and gender equality in sport at Trinity’. The campaign, initiated in response to Sport Ireland’s Women in …
The Trinity Heraeans have been officially confirmed as being formally back in existence, with a Welcome Evening held on Monday 5th February for its newest members and attending the Knights of the Campanile dinner on Friday 23rd February. The Heraeans …
Despite balancing organising duties with their playing commitments, Dublin University Lawn Tennis Club (DULTC) recently saw significant success at the annual Irish Intervarsities competition. With Trinity selected to host this year, months of organisation by the Club committee saw games …
Places for Trinity’s most popular social sporting event, five-a-side soccer, sold out within an hour this year, according to organiser Tom Comer. 50 places for teams were up for grabs, with registration costing €100 per team. Due to demand an …
Beating UCD RFC is no mean feat, no matter what level you are doing it at. If one was to go to a Senior Colours or a Division 9 Metro League fixture, the intensity and skill would vary greatly but …
After a busy Michaelmas semester for many of the College’s student athletes, the majority of our 49 clubs remain active and in training for the remainder of the season. Should you wish to take part, memberships can be bought on …