Articles
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Ireland’s Top Young Problem Solvers to Take On World’s Best Decoders in Beijing
Four secondary school students from across the is...
11 Apr 2014
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‘Humanities World RepoRTÉ? Dismantles Myth of the Arts Caged in Ivory Tower
The first worldwide investigation of how the Humanities contribute to solving global challenges was launched in Trinity College Dublin.
12 Dec 2014
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Zoologist Wins British Ecological Society’s Photo Competition
Researcher Thomas Guillerme’s ladybird snap fought off competition from hundreds of other images detailing ecological processes and organisms in urban environments.
19 Dec 2014
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Whately Professor of Political Economy Philip Lane Gives Inaugural Lecture
The key role played by cross-border finance in th...
6 Feb 2014
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Trinity PhD Students Attend Prestigious Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Two Trinity PhD Economics students were recently selected to attend the prestigious 5th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences along with young economists from more than 80 countries around the world.
2 Oct 2014
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Trinity Courses Show Strong Demand in CAO Applications for 2014
This year 7,728 students selected Trinity College ...
10 Mar 2014
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New Irish Research Sheds Light on How Aspirin Works to Reduce Cancer Deaths
Women taking prescribed aspirin were less likely to have cancer spread to their lymph nodes and were less likely to die from the disease.
13 Aug 2014
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Trinity College Dublin Welcomes the German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Chancellor Merkel was joined by An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, as she addressed Trinity students on the topic of 'Europe in a Globalised World'.
10 Mar 2014
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Nursing Alumni encouraged to tap into the ‘Power of You’
The School of Nursing and Midwifery recently hoste...
17 Apr 2014
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Bacterial Blueprints Could Give Doctors and Nurses Fewer Sleepless Nights
Trinity scientists hope targeted drugs can be developed now they have discovered which parts of the Pseudomonas aeruginosa molecular machinery are critical to its function.
11 Aug 2014