Good managers generally possess the same traits. A great eye for detail is paramount, as is an ability to concentrate under immense pressure. As Andre Agassi puts it: “Pressure means that everything’s working.” A solid manager also serves as an …
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Players’ predictions suggest a bright year for Trinity clubs
With the new sports seasons kicking off, Dominic Brodeur gets predictions on the year ahead from some of Trinity’s most prominent athletes
As everyone is coming to terms with the fact that classes start two weeks earlier this year, Trinity’s top sporting prospects give their predictions, hopes, and aspirations for the upcoming year. After a mixed year of sporting successes and struggles, …
Nutrition in college: all about the ingredients
When it comes to eating healthy in university, planning, organisation, and budgeting are key elements in the recipe for success
As an athlete, college can be challenging in terms of consuming the right proteins, vitamins, and minerals. It usually involves preparing meals, storing food, shopping on a budget, and trying to resist the temptation of indulging in one of the …
Brave DUFC no match for experienced Clontarf
The notable absence of crucial senior stars saw Smeeth’s side run out of steam, Cameron Hill reports
DUFC 7
Clontarf 31
DUFC’s Senior XV’s winless woes continued on Thursday night as they fell to a 31-7 defeat against a strong Clontarf side in College Park. Despite brave defence in the first half, fatigue and inexperience proved critical, …
Trinity’s DU Trampoline disaffiliate from Gymnastics Ireland
The club officially disaffiliated from the organisation two weeks ago
Trinity’s DU Trampoline have disaffiliated from Gymnastics Ireland. The club announced that it officially separated from the organisation on August 14, with club captain Orlaith Geary sending an email to its members today notifying them of the decision. The club …
Sport and study: a winning combination
Victoria Bryne interviews several students about how they juggle their academic and sporting careers
What is it about sport and study that, when correctly mixed together, serve for a winning combination? A huge amount of focus, organisation and dedication are required to balance sport and academics effectively. With around 50 sporting clubs in Trinity, …
World Cup 2018: Semi-final previews
With the final looming large, each of the semi-finalists are likely contenders to lift the trophy on Sunday night
World Cup 2018 has entered its final week, and it has certainly saved the best for last. After a tantalising set of quarter-finals, both semi-finals look set to be enthralling contests between worthy challengers. In this tournament so far, uncertainty …
World Cup 2018: Quarter-final previews
In a tournament that has thrown up plenty of surprises already, the quarter-finals are sure to follow suit
With the business end of the tournament fast approaching, it is only fair to accept that while there have been some truly wonderful moments at this World Cup, the patience of many fans has been tested by a few drab …
Boat Clubs prepare for thrilling end to season
Both DUBC and DULBC get set for the exciting weeks ahead
While most of Trinity’s sports clubs are either on their summer holidays or beginning pre-season preparations, the college’s rowing clubs have no time to enjoy the heatwave with a busy few weeks ahead. Both DUBC and Dublin University Ladies’ Boat …
Wimbledon 2018: the ones to watch
The past week has seen the British public laze around in a blazing hot summer sun, with temperatures of over 30 degrees across the U.K. Most will have spent their weekends outside and far from the television, but the coming …