Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Holocaust survivor was resident of Dublin for more than 60 years

There has not been a widespread migration out of Dublin and other urban centres, Trinity Business School research suggests

College subsidiary also paid €922,000 to Revenue over VAT issue

The State remains focused on abstract output figures that are disconnected from lived reality

Academic and writer Gopalkrishna Gandhi is participating in Jaipur Literary Festival in Dublin

Research suggests the negative health impact of chronic loneliness is comparable to smoking 10-15 cigarettes a day

Dr Muiris Houston: It’s important to restore the balance between efficiency and concern with feelings, kindness and human connection

The bestselling author and co-presenter of the Empire podcast has brought the Jaipur Literature Festival to Ireland

Former president praised Ireland’s Séamus Coleman for his remarks about it during the week

Patrick Gibson, a former Gonzaga and Trinity College student, plays a grounded young Bond in a new video game

Four young adults who have spent time in Ireland’s care system tell Patrick Freyne about their lives

Cian Morgan from Dublin wins top prize for his essay on this year’s theme of time

Irish Language Attitudes research is the longest running of its kind on attitudes towards the language

Irish Academy of Engineering’s recommendations ‘not wise’, according to member and Trinity College provost

Technology is being deployed by Irish military to detect threats to key underwater cables and monitor Russian ‘shadow-fleet’ vessels

The fiction reviewer turned writer on her new novel, Little Vanities, writing early and often, and novels versus short stories

Dr Mike Ryan tells conference that average life expectancy of 61 in Summerhill is shocking when compared to national average of 83

It’s a bit late now for the British media to start asking hard questions about the Reform UK leader

All of the playwright’s work is grounded in public life - mainly dramatisations of political events featuring real-life characters

It’s no surprise that Virginia Evans has found huge success with The Correspondent, which is now up for the 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction

‘History is ripe with examples of where rushed tax legislation leads to bad consequences’, Oireachtas committee hears

The struggle against artificial intelligence shortcuts is a matter of character and motivation rather than brain architecture

Caedmon’s Hymn was written in the late seventh century in Old English by the English monk, author and scholar Bebe

Significant repairs need to be carried out on the roof, facade and stone work of the property

Five accused of trespass, damage, membership of criminal group and use of Hamas-linked symbols

UCD’s powerful young pack, littered with Irish Under-20s, laid the foundations

Report highlights pocket of deprivation in capital

Author’s new novel, The Hotel Guest, is set in the French Alps

Thousands expected at UCD Bowl to see ‘colours match’ promotion/relegation decider

Kaminski snr bought the restaurant some time after he graduated from Trinity College in the 1950s

To mark JP Donleavy’s 100th birthday, Grogan’s pub is unveiling a rare photograph of Gainor Crist, who inspired his most famous work

Findings coincide with appointment of city’s new regeneration ‘tsar’

Luke Taaffe (34) pleaded guilty to 11 counts of possessing proceeds of criminal conduct

Migrant women, LGBTQ+ people, Travellers and people with a disability can struggle to avail of the service

Let’s leave love out of the medical lecture hall and focus instead on empathy and understanding

Benefits of the game ‘far outweigh the risk of concussion in my mind, especially the social benefits of playing a sport like rugby’

Troops deployed numerous times to streets and prisons to deal with disorder and violence

Doctors to be reminded to be ‘human with other humans’, says lecturer

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Trinity College Dublin cleaner’s beautifully written memoir is no rags-to-riches story but a book about motherhood, choice and the constant renegotiation of a woman’s life