Katie Lynch has been elected as the new Chairperson of Trinity Sport Union (TSU) after the Annual General Meeting took place ...

This question became the starting point of Agora, which describes itself as the new magazine dedicated to interdisciplinary ...

The three cases brought before the High Court against Gerry Adams sought to claim damages for injuries sustained during the Troubles. The first case brought before the Old Bailey was in May of 2022 by ...

According to data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO), 56 per cent of new homes in Dublin were purchased by funds, institutions and companies rather than individual buyers in 2025. This is a ...

Air travel has always depended on the illusion of stability. This illusion has begun to fracture as the disruption currently facing international travel emerges from the rapidly escalating conflict ...

Nearly 2,000 vessels are stranded on both sides of the Strait of Hormuz, their engines idling, their cargo going nowhere. Oil tankers, liquified natural gas carriers, fertiliser ships – the ...

Dublin’s streets give off a certain unmistakable impression: no matter where you are in the city, there’s the familiar golden-arched sign, a queue at the Burger King on the corner, or a Starbucks ...

According to the Government’s new National Student Accommodation Strategy 2026-2035, 42,000 beds will be made available for students through incentivised private developments. The projection includes ...

Taking place well after the final exams and providing a vibrant introduction to another Dublin summer, the International Literature Festival Dublin (ILFD) will be running from May 15th to May 21st.

A quintessential Trinity experience: You see a flyer for an upcoming Phil debate and say to yourself, “What the hell, might as well give the Pav a break”, and decide to enrich your Thursday afternoon ...

The first time I visited Trinity, I had my sandwich stolen out of my hand mid-bite by a ferocious seagull. When I came back two years later, I quickly realised that my first encounter with a campus ...

Rare earth elements (REEs) underpin most modern inventions and high-performance electronics. These 17 metallic elements, colloquially known as “industrial vitamins”, run through the bloodstream of ...