Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Research Lives: Dr Claire Potter, academic clinical lecturer at Queen’s University Belfast

Music, dance, visual arts, and even specific video games can slow brain ageing, Trinity College research finds

Catherine Connolly appears leading choice on campus ahead of rivals Heather Humphreys and Jim Gavin

Former Trinity College employee accused of stealing from the college's Student Hardship Fund

New TCD course aims to reflect the tech revolutions, demographic shifts and ethical quandaries that doctors will face

Dublin Theatre Festival 2025: Gina Moxley’s ‘restoration comedy’ frankly contemplates women’s erasure in the official history of art

‘Misinformation pandemic’ has become ‘a threat to democracy’, warns Irish academic

Ireland has ‘greatest academic freedom at the moment’ and ‘bright, curious people’ are coming, says Linda Doyle

Seasonality affects how populations of plants and animals grow, reproduce and survive

Yang Hao moved to Ireland three years ago and studies at Trinity College Dublin

Unthinkable: Better start sucking up to your microwave

As students get stuck into the academic year, there are strong feelings about whether artificial intelligence should play a role in their education

Dublin-based scientists examined how mitochondria are affected by plastic

Poor is about to open at the Gate. Its author and playwright Sonya Kelly talk about adapting O’Sullivan’s bestselling memoir for the theatre

Deirdre Ní Choistín, árd stiúrthóir of TG4, says the station is a key part of the current revival of the Irish language

Only project to be opened so far under funding from student plan is 116 beds at Maynooth University

Amiens Street property has approval for development of 246-bed space scheme

Planning permission granted as far back as 2018 for 2,853 units in UCD, DCU and Trinity

Scanner is ‘the most important breakthrough in human brain imaging in the last two decades’, Trinity professor says

Even if all the known issues were magically resolved, we would still not want our students to use GenAI

A ‘handful’ of those living in Ireland pay monthly for a process set in motion before they die

‘Nobody’s future should be decided by a lottery,’ says student

One house in Rathmines with extremely reasonable rent got over 1,000 hits within the first six hours of it being uploaded

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Simon Harris thanks diplomatic and consular staff for ‘huge efforts to bring about this outcome’

Random selection for some courses applies again, but some universities have increased places to try to meet demand

De-risking the sector is a priority as challenges become increasingly complex

All UCD programmes surpass 400 points, while more than 89,000 lodge CAO applications this year

Artificial intelligence is to be embraced rather than feared, but educators and students cannot ignore its dark side

Recent TCD and UL graduates offer advice for incoming first years, as well as some professional tips and regrets

Leaving Cert grades still subject to an ongoing distorting effect

More than 65,000 students receive their results at 10am today

Who knows how ragwort will evolve with the benefit of a few years in university? It might lose the latter part of its name, Jacobaea vulgaris, for a start

Department of Foreign Affairs faces protest over pace of bringing over Palestinians who want to study

Hosanna Boulter on a forgotten killing

Powerscourt Demesne, Charleville Castle and Deansgrange Cemetery are just some of the Irish landmarks where the series was shot

Tony Holohan found himself in an extraordinary position as a public servant. Now he is pondering a tilt at the highest public office

Cheapest on-campus option at UCD is a shared bedroom in Village 1 at €5,722

Both were extraordinary leaders who gave their oppressed followers a sense of individual worth and national identity

‘If something can shave off just half a degree, that means millions fewer impacted by heatwaves, crop failures or flooding’