The Society of St. Vincent de Paul was crowned the 2010 AIB Society of the year at the Central Societies Committee Annual Societies Ball, which took place on Wednesday 10th March in the Hilton Hotel Dublin.
On hearing of their …
TN2 Book Club: Someday This Pain Will Be Useful To You
Contributers Cillian Murphy, Maire Dennis and Alex Towers discus Peter Cameron’s “Someday This Pain Will Be Useful To You”
Students breath sigh of relief as smell is revealed
The unpleasant odour at the Nassau Street exit to College is not a permanent fixture, according to Trinity’s Buildings Office. The source of the smell was the site of the felled Horse Chestnut Tree, which was removed last month due …
Hist-orians go fourth
Debaters from five third-level institutions covered over 80 years of Irish history in less than two hours as Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin and Niall Sherry led the
College Historical Society to its fourth consecutive title at this year’s Irish Times debate.…
Usáid do theanga, mar deireann Ollscoil
College’s Irish language scheme has been launched by Éamon Ó Cuív, the Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.
The scheme, which is to run for three years, sets out to improve bilingual services available to staff, students and the …
Students’ Union sabbaticals elected
The Students’ Union sabbatical officers for 2010 to 2011 have been announced. Next year’s Union will be headed by Nikolai Trigoub-Rotnem, with Education Officer Jennifer Fox, Welfare Officer Steph Fleming, Communications Officer Tom Lowe and Entertainments Officer Darragh Genockey taking …
College gets on its bike for annual Green Week
With events ranging from a tutorial on beekeeping to a fashion show using only recycled materials, Trinity College’s eighth annual Green Week took campus by storm last week.
According to Facilities Officer Noel McCann, the week is both a celebration …
Trinity Ball sells out in record time
The Trinity Ball 2010 has sold out in a record two days, after students lined up across Front Square to purchase one of 7,500 tickets despite long queues and consistent rain.
It took 4 hours for tickets to be allocated …
Women’s Day promotes gender equality
International Women’s Day kicked off on 8th March, with a week of events to be celebrated in College. Organised by DU Gender Equality Society (DUGES) and the Centre for Gender and Women’s Studies (CGWS), it aims to celebrate the achievements …
DU Orchestral go round the bends
Almost 500 people squeezed into the Exam Hall on Friday 19th February to catch Trinity Orchestra’s eagerly anticipated Exit Music (For An Orchestra). The concert featured over fifty Trinity musicians performing fourteen of Radiohead’s most famous pieces. The tribute was …