Articles
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Magna Carta at 800 – the Dublin Connection
Eight hundred years ago this week one of the most famous documents in world history was born: Magna Carta. It established the principle that executive power should not be above the law, explains Dr Peter Crooks, Assistant Professor in Medieval History
16 Jun 2015
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Video: Prof Roy Foster Explores Challenges of Commemoration at Public Lecture
Watch Professor Roy Foster's public lecture 'Historians and the Memory of the Irish Revolution'.
21 Oct 2015
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How Badgers Get Ahead in Game of Life
Badgers carry a number of babies fathered by different males at any one time, which increases the chances of their young being well equipped for the game of life.
15 Oct 2015
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Public Lecture Marks 70th Anniversary of Division of Korean Peninsula
Leading human rights experts discussed whether the promotion of human rights and peacebuilding can be pursued hand in hand at the event organised by Trinity’s Centre for Post-Conflict Justice.
4 Aug 2015
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Review of Ireland’s Alcohol Policy Focuses on Factors Influencing Policy Change
Policy makers are not convinced that tougher alcohol control measures are consistent with the 'national mood', according to new research conducted at the School of Social Work in Trinity College Dublin.
30 Apr 2015