Physical Access Information
Trinity College is committed to the principle of universal access and will actively work towards providing reasonable access to all of its services, information and facilities.
On these pages you find links & information on the built environment and their level of accessiblity .
- Accessible map of the College
- Check to see if your building is accessible?
- Hearing Loop Systems on the College Campus
- Ensuring your College Event is Accessible
- Accessible Parking on Campus
- Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans - PEEPs
- Universal Access Toilets on Campus
- Guide Dog information
Podcasts on finding your way around Trinity College.
View these podcasts to help you navigate your way into and around Trinity College. There are directions from:
- Front Square to IS Services
- Arch to the Arts Building
- Lecky Library to the ATIC room
- Nassau Street entrance to the Disability Service.
- TCD to the Health Sciences Centre in St James's Hospital
Loop systems on Campus
Loop systems for deaf and hard of hearing people have been installed in the main venues on campus -
- Admissions office
- Health Centre
- Accommodation office
- ISS Help desk
- Careers Service
- Library (BLU complex, Hamilton, John Sterne)
- Enquiry office
- Graduate studies
- Counselling Service
- Staff Office
- Sports Centre
- Disability Service
All lecture theatres/seminar rooms in the Biomedical Science Institute http://www.tcd.ie/Maps/map.php have a loop system installed. In the Arts Building, The Edmund Burke Theatre and the Robert Emmet Theatre have a loop systems. A programme of work is on-going in College (2011-12) to install loop systems in the remainder of lecture theatres in Arts and Hamilton buildings.
Universal Access Toilets
Accessible toilets are available throughout Trinity. A universal key is now in operation for a number of these facilities. Students requiring access can contact their Disability Officer.