Articles
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Trinity’s first Formula Student team competes at Silverstone
Formula Trinity – the University’s first ever Formula Student team - participated in the international Formula Student Competition at Silverstone Race track in the United Kingdom last week.
17 Jul 2018
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Trinity research sheds light on the workings of the unconscious brain
Research led by neuroscientists at Trinity College Dublin has found for the first time that regions of the brain responsible for complex thought do not shut off in the unconscious state.
18 Dec 2018
Research
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Trinity researcher wins 2018 CONNECT Public Engagement Award
Dr Jacek Kibilda has been awarded the inaugural CONNECT ‘Education and Public Engagement Award’ in recognition of his work with migrant teenagers in Dublin.
17 Oct 2018
Research
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Trinity scientist wins Intel’s Outstanding Researcher Award
Professor John Boland has been awarded an Outstanding Researcher Award from the Intel Corporate Research Council (CRC).
2 Jul 2018
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Zoologists host launch of new children’s book on Irish wildlife
Trinity zoologist, Nicola Marples, shared her invaluable knowledge of Ireland’s wildlife as an expert adviser on Dr Hibernica Finch’s Compelling Compendium of Irish Animals.
9 Oct 2018
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Celebrating the First Online Graduates in Managing Risk and System Change
Trinity’s School of Psychology recently celebrated the first cohort of graduates from one of the University’s first online masters programmes.
3 May 2018
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Trinity-Yunus Emre Institute link supports Turkish Cultural History lectureship
Trinity is the first Irish university to sign an agreement with non-profit organisation, the Yunus Emre Institute, which will open new doors to students.
23 Feb 2018
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Trinity campus to re-open on Sunday at 10am
Normal weekend service to resume from Sunday. Book of Kells to re-open at noon.
3 Mar 2018
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Homelessness associated with a dramatic increase in A&E attendance
Homeless people use emergency department 20 times more than their housed counterparts and have 10 times more inpatient bed days, according to a new study carried out by researchers at Trinity College Dublin.
25 Jan 2018
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Trinity Week to explore the impact of energy on research and culture
This year’s varied programme features free energy-themed events from lectures to theatrical productions, all of which are open to the public.
6 Apr 2018
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Trinity invites you to explore sustainable development in free online course
Trinity’s free massive open online course, Achieving Sustainable Development, will shine a light on the challenges facing the world and the actions needed to create a better one.
23 Oct 2018
Research
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Digital project to recreate public record office destroyed by Four Courts fire
A ground-breaking project to digitally recreate the building and contents of the Public Record Office of Ireland, destroyed by fire at Dublin’s Four Courts at the outset of the Irish Civil War, has been announced by Trinity College Dublin.
8 Feb 2018
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29th Annual Trinity Secondhand Booksale
The event, which features thousands of novels, academic books, journals, guides and reference books, is the largest charity booksale in Ireland.
29 Jan 2018
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Launch of major new programme to help parents teach children creative computing
Trinity and National Parents Council join forces to demystify computer coding and help parents/guardians and children work together to develop essential skills.
9 Oct 2018
Research
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‘Violence, ridicule and silence: Irishwomen’s road to the vote’ ? new exhibition
Trinity Library Exhibition marks 100 years of Women’s Suffrage in Ireland.
7 Mar 2018
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Announcement of Fellows and Scholars
The announcement of Scholars and Fellows takes place on Trinity Monday, 11 April. The ceremony is one of the oldest and most colourful at Trinity College and marks the beginning of the annual Trinity Week, a long established celebration of College life.
8 Apr 2016
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Trinity launches new European digital health incubator programme
Digital health start-ups from across Ireland and Europe are embarking on a brand new European incubator programme hosted by Trinity College Dublin which aims to identify new technologies that promote healthy living, support active ageing and improve health care systems.
19 Jun 2018
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‘Who reads poetry?’ asks Ireland’s Professor of Poetry Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin
The relationship between the poet and their reader was the focus of the annual Ireland Chair of Poetry lecture lecture delivered by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin in Trinity College Dublin this week.
15 Mar 2018
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Trinity welcomes Student Unions’ decision to wind down their protest
Trinity welcomes the decision by the Students’ Union and Graduate Students’ Union to wind down protests .
15 Mar 2018
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The seemingly unremarkable crystals that could help predict volcanic eruptions
The new approach may also prove useful for studying volcanoes that have remained dormant.
23 Jan 2018