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Trinity Welcomes Naughton Scholars

Naughton Foundation Scholarships support remarkable students in the fields of science, engineering and technology.

Video: Conservation in Action at Trinity Library - The Early Manuscripts Project

Four priceless early medieval Irish manuscripts will be made available online to the public and world of scholarship for the first time through the Early Manuscripts Project.

Video: Scientists Sequence First Ancient Irish Human Genomes

Genetic influxes are likely to have brought cultural changes to Ireland, including the transitions to agriculture, Bronze metalworking and possibly the western Celtic language.

Video: "Trinity in War and Revolution: 1912-1923"

A new book by Dr Tomás Irish reveals how Trinity students, staff and alumni experienced this tumultuous period which transformed Dublin, Ireland, and the wider world.

Audio: “Trinity in War and Revolution: 1912-1923”

A new book by Dr Tomás Irish reveals how Trinity students, staff and alumni experienced this tumultuous period which transformed Dublin, Ireland, and the wider world.

Video: “Trinity in War and Revolution: 1912-1923”

A new book by Dr Tomás Irish reveals how Trinity students, staff and alumni experienced this tumultuous period which transformed Dublin, Ireland, and the wider world.

Audio: ‘Why Commemorate Yeats’ – Public Lecture

We need to invite the ghost of WB Yeats to the table when devising a new national cultural policy, according to Professor Chris Morash speaking at public lecture to mark the 150th anniversary of the poet.

Video: ‘Why Torture Doesn’t Work: The Neuroscience of Interrogation’.

Audio: John Banville on the Art of Writing

Humanities research and the creative process was the focus of a public interview with novelist John Banville.

Audio: ‘Destination Europe: Reflections on the Refugee Crisis’

A 'Behind the Headlines' public discussion explored how the language of exclusion and inclusion shapes responses to the refugee crisis.

Audio: Key Negotiators of Anglo Irish Agreement Speak at Trinity Event

Irish and British officials who negotiated the 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement gathered to discuss the legacy of the historic treaty at an event to mark the 30th anniversary of the agreement.

Immunologists Unearth Key Piece of MRSA Vaccine Puzzle

New research has pinpointed immune cells that could be targeted by an MRSA vaccine.

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'.

Audio: Prof Roy Foster Explores Challenges of Commemoration at Public Lecture

Listen to Professor Roy Foster's lecture 'Historians and the Memory of the Irish Revolution'.

Optime de patria meritorum

The unveiling ceremony at the rededication of the Hall of Honour 26 Sept 2015

Irish-Scottish World in the Middle Ages Conference

The crowning of a Scotsman as the last High King of Ireland was marked at a major international conference focusing on the 700th anniversary of the Bruce Invasion of Ireland in Trinity College Dublin in September, 2015.

VIDEO: Launch of National Collection of Children’s Books Online Catalogue

The new catalogue details over 250,000 children’s books in over 90 languages and hopes to establish Ireland as a world centre for children's literature research.

Innovative Research Striking Back at Concussion in Rugby

The research by Trinity College Dublin and Leinster Rugby showcases a successful collaboration between cutting-edge science and sport.

Scientists Persuade Volcanoes to Tell Their Stories

Secrets in magma crystals include details of volcanic history, which will help to explain global geography and predict future eruptions of active volcanoes.

Public Forum on the Marriage Referendum

Trinity College Dublin hosted a public forum on the Marriage Referendum on Tuesday 19 May 2015 chaired by the Registrar, Professor Shane Allwright.