Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Frank McNally on Oliver Goldsmith’s Trinity days

University says finances are ‘finely balanced’ as it calls for long-term sustainable funding model for higher education sector

Being a poet was all consuming for him. His main pursuit in life, it defined his everyday interactions

Deeply personal essay on the use of animals in biological research and biodiversity game announced as winners

Top ratings for everything except a little, inconsequential thing called ‘quality of life’

The 12th-century Book of Leinster contains the origin story of the Irish people

If a rich and famous institution such as Columbia doesn’t stand up for itself, what chance have millions of ordinary people?

The ginger-beer makers hit €500,000 in turnover last year in domestic trade, but they have an eye on international markets

Climate crisis requires bigger efforts from business

Appointment of Cambridge-based scientist brings to close turbulent period following dismissal of Prof Philip Nolan

‘Frozen-in’ stress causes plastic surfaces to erupt into microscopic blisters that jeopardise food safety and environment

AI system to help monitor targeting of asylum seeker accommodation, promotion of false medical cures, fundraising for terrorists and spreading extremist doctrines

Catherine McGuinness, the first woman Circuit Court judge, urges others hoping to make a positive impact to ‘be brave’

TCD academic says ending postnatal care six weeks after birth means women struggling with potentially serious issues are falling through the cracks

Editor Bertie Smyllie was determined to celebrate the Allied victory and get it past the censors

Does someone who donates their remains for medical research receive a burial?

Higher education institutions should facilitate open debate – not seek to ‘foster collective understanding’ on controversial matters

All photographs: Tom Honan

O’Callaghan considering reforms to in-camera rules restricting reports on sensitive court proceedings

It was bizarre living in Dublin during my formative years, feeling both at home and out of place in the very country that was nurturing me

The novelist on her latest book, Wildelings; her penchant for unlikeable characters; and how her acting background is a boon to her writing

Dior creative director honoured by Trinity College Dublin’s University Philosophical Society

Pollination is a crucial and vibrant interaction between plants and animals, one that is also captivating

Martina Lawless worked as a research economist with the Central Bank for ten years before joining the ESRI in 2015

The idea that diversity practices in business oppose meritocracy is 'simply not true', the Dean said, suggesting the college should 'double down' on the drive for social diversity.

Call for minute’s silence at Trinity Ball next weekend for pandemic celebrity who patrolled college grounds during lockdown

Unfair Dismissals Act protections applied to Kate Brennan as she was asked to work out her notice period

Television: It would have been tempting for Dr Brian Pennie to make this film all about his own addiction story but he never labours the point

Notorious pollutant found in sea turtles and chewing gum in wave of new studies

Minister signals the €1,000 cut to third-level fees could be reversed this year

Project financing announced through Research Ireland’s infrastructure programme

‘The shapes we see in starling murmurations are an example of “emergent behaviour” ... from relatively simple underlying rules’

‘You have got to take a more dynamic approach, aim to run fast and still be able to change direction’

First quarter level of available second hand homes now at lowest since 2007

The annual boat races between Trinity and UCD took place through Dublin city centre on the river Liffey

The author has spent almost 25 years focusing on young-adult and children’s fiction. In the Movie of Her Life is her first collection of stories for adults

A mixed-bag on purpose, the volume spans prose, poetry and drama then looks at the new in an uncertain era of change

From the Galway pantry tackling food waste to breakfast clubs and training restaurants, campus dining is having a moment

Ireland’s third-level institutions offer a range of postgraduate degree options. Here we explore a selection of available courses.

Experts say a growing amount of health misinformation is being shared online in the form of exercise and diet advice that’s not backed by science