Private cars are to be permanently banned from College Green from the end of the month as part of new traffic regulations announced by Dublin City Council (DCC).
The College Green Pathfinder Project will see the implementation of a 24/7 …
Aoibhínn Clancy is the Deputy News Editor of Trinity News and is currently in her Junior Sophister Year studying History and Political Science.
Over 1,400 sign open letter calling for “balanced and progressive research ecosystem” in new legislation
“This legislation will shape the research landscape for generations and so it is critical that we get it right”
Over 1,400 people have signed an open letter calling on Minister Simon Harris to consult with researchers on proposed legislation regarding the future of research and innovation in Ireland.
The open letter, posted to change.org by Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, …
Legal deposit libraries in Ireland and the UK celebrate 10 years of digital collecting
Since 1801 Trinity College Library has been the only Irish library which has access to UK’s Legal Deposit allowing access to publications in both Ireland and the UK
Today, the Library of Trinity College Dublin marked the 10th anniversary of the collection and preservation of digital publication along with other legal deposit libraries in the UK.
Legal deposit libraries include the Library of Trinity College Dublin, the …
€2.5 million awarded to research project uncovering lives of women in Irish history
Professor Jane Ohlmeyer received the European Research Council Advanced Grant, the most competitive of all award categories
€2.5 million of research funding has been awarded to a project seeking to recover the lived experiences of women in early modern Ireland, including their roles in society, and experiences of trauma.
The Advanced Grant, described as the most competitive …
Memorial service to be held for students who have passed away since 2020
The interfaith service will be held in the College Chapel on 31 March
A memorial service in memory of Trinity students who have passed away since 2020 will be held on Friday 31 March. The service will take place at 5pm in the College Chapel.
During the service, family and friends will be …
Service in memory of those who donated their bodies to science to take place
This inter-faith act of remembrance will provide staff, students and families with the opportunity to commemorate and express gratitude to those who donated their remains to Medical Science
An inter-faith act of remembrance will be held in the College Chapel on Thursday, March 23, in memory of those who donated their remains to Medical Science.
The ceremony, which will last approximately 45 minutes, is an opportunity for staff …
TCDSU announces support for Students4Change Buttery protest
The sit-in protest will take place tomorrow afternoon to highlight College’s “discriminatory, elitist and classist policy of kicking students out of catering places for bringing their own food”
TDCSU has issued a letter of support in solidarity with the Buttery sit-in protest organised by Students4Change (S4C) tomorrow at 1pm, which aims to highlight its “classist policy” of not allowing students to bring in their own food.
In the …
TCDSU announce free period product scheme
The union also urged members to sign a petition for funding to expand the scheme
Free period products will be made available in 10 bathrooms across campus and off-campus College locations, as part of a new students’ union scheme.
The scheme will see freely available pads and tampons restocked daily by Estates & Facilities in …
Trinity Student Ryan McGowan awarded Hamilton Prize
McGowan is one of nine winners from across the country to receive the award
Final year maths student, Ryan McGowan has been awarded the Hamilton Prize from the Royal Irish Academy (RIA).
The annual undergraduate prize is given to the top mathematics student in each university across Ireland. The ceremony took place on Wednesday …
Maoiniú €3.72m fógartha do chur chun cinn na n-ealaíon sa Ghaeltacht
Bainfear leas as an maoiniú seo chun na healaíona teanga-bhunaithe, go háirithe an drámaíocht a chur chun cinn sna ceantair Ghaeltachta
Agus í ar chuairt ar a alma mater Coláiste na Rinne inné, d’fhógair an tAire Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán, Catherine Martin T.D., i gcomhar leis an Aire Stáit don Ghaeltacht Patrick O’Donovan T.D. ciste €3.72m don eagraíocht …