Tá an Cumannn Lúthchleas Gael thar lear ag bailiú nirt le gach aon bhliain. Idir easaoránaigh, mic léinn, agus dúchasaigh, tá ár spórt náisiúnta ag éirí níos cáilúla ar fud an domhain. Ach conas a fheidhmíonn club peile Ghaelach thar …
Sport
Trinity Women’s Soccer Triumph Over RCSI in Their First League Match of the Season
DU Ladies AFC started off their season with a home match against the College of Surgeons (RCSI)
The Trinity Women’s Soccer team (DU Ladies AFC) won 7-0 against RCSI on October 14th in what was their first league match of the 2023-2024 season.
On home soil, Trinity’s offensive possession was exemplary as were their defence. DU Ladies …
Trinity welcomes Leinster Rugby to College Park
Full-force Leinster train with first XV after wekends’ loss in Armagh
Ahead of this Sunday’s URC clash with the Dragons in Newport, Leinster led an open training session with DUFC’s first XV on College Park last night. This comes after a disappointing run of loses for DUFC, losing 22-8 at home …
Strong start to the season for DUHC and DULHC
Trinity hockey has kicked off its campaigns in style, with impressive opening performances from the mens’ and ladies’ squads
Some sports enjoy the luxury of a “less is more” approach to competition, but hockey encamps itself firmly and far away from such a stance. Last season saw the assorted teams of both Dublin University Hockey Club (DUHC) and Dublin …
Biosoc’s Med Cup: A striking success
The charity soccer event remains popular
If you had taken a stroll onto campus on Saturday September 30, you would be forgiven for thinking you had borne witness to a sporting miracle; an exhibition of pure skill and mastery the likes of which would strike envy …
DUFC gallant against Clontarf, but struggle against UCD
Trinity suffer a heavy loss in the AIL after a spirited display against Clontarf
Saturday, 7th of October, College Park
DUFC 24-32 Clontarf FC
Friday, 13th, Belfield Bowl
UCD 28-8 DUFC
The All Ireland League (AIL) kicked-off last Saturday the 7th, with a blockbuster clash for supporters of Dublin University, welcoming Clontarf …
Emotional Ireland team exits World Cup after loss to New Zealand
The game marked the end of Ireland’s campaign and the last World Cup for several iconic players including Captain Johnny Sexton
The Irish rugby squad has fallen short at the World Cup Quarter Finals in the Stade de France. Losing to New Zealand 28-24, the game marked the end of Captain Johnny Sexton’s career and the last World Cup campaign for …
Ulster Rugby to play in Cavan GAA’s home-ground
Breffni Park will host Ulster’s pre-season challenge match against Glasgow
In a historic first for the province, a GAA ground in Ulster will host a rugby match. Ulster Rugby’s new pitch at Kingspan Stadium won’t be completed until the middle of October, far too close to the start of this …
The rise of women’s sports
Although growth of women’s sports over the past decade has been impressive, why is it not yet higher?
The rise of popularity in women’s sports has been a gradual endeavour, but one which has seen surges of growth in recent years. If asked to name a famous female athlete of the 90s, it would likely be a struggle …
J4 Rugby: Passion, flair and joué
What it takes to play social sport
This September, while casual rugby fans have been fixated by the goings on at RWC ‘23, the true rugby purists have been anticipating the greatest sporting comeback since Michael Jordan’s 1998 Chicago Bulls: The return of junior rugby. Men from …