Male domestic abuse victims ‘largely unseen’ due to embarrassment, shame and fear - study
Male vulnerability can end up being dismissed or ridiculed, says Minister for Justice
Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
Europe-wide prosecutor can help ‘join the dots’ in tackling organised crime
Ireland urged to join European Public Prosecutor’s Office as financial crime ‘does not have a holiday’
An Irish perspective: James Watson (1928-2025) – the DNA titan with a downside
Too often in old age, he made unjustified racial remarks in highly offensive ways with immense ‘titanic’ public consequences
Ireland remains locked into the anglophone world. Will we ever make the multilingual leap?
Language specialists doubt whether existing educational policies can deliver on State’s linguistic competence deficit
Man who ‘played a small part’ in scheme to defraud Trinity College Hardship Fund of over €500,000 is jailed
Michael Connor (50) allowed his bank account to be used as part of plan to misappropriate funds, court hears
Microplastics: Avoid plastic in your food and drink with these kitchen detox tips
Studies show plastics can accumulate at alarming levels in the human body, with your home kitchen among the culprits
Learning to speak new language can slow biological ageing, TCD researchers find
People from countries where multilingualism was common were 2.17 times less likely to experience accelerated ageing
Author Kevin Smith: ‘Whenever I leave the North I do feel a pull – a hankering for that coded familiarity’
The writer on his latest novel, Injury Time; his favourite funny writers; and the book that always makes him cry
Two in court over alleged €500,000 Trinity College hardship fund fraud
Accused woman worked as student support officer
Stock markets take time to admit they were wrong
A study by Dr Odhrain McCarthy, a Trinity graduate now in Abu Dhabi, shows share prices often drift slowly after earnings announcements
Derek Mahon: A True Note – an anniversary appreciation by John Banville
The Belfast-born poet, who died five years ago, left us a precious legacy of transcendent beauty, vigour, wit and profundity
Who is Béibhinn O’Connor? The power behind Catherine Connolly’s victorious run to the Áras
Catherine Connolly’s low-profile adviser built the campaign network from the ground up, focusing on personal engagement, branding and a savvy digital strategy
Green roofs and permeable paving: how to solve both the human and nature housing crises
New housing developments can provide more benefits to society than the bare minimum of having a roof over your head if done correctly
Appreciation: Prof Michael Coey, known for his engaging lectures and inquiring intellect
Leaves legacy spanning academic, scientific and cultural life of Ireland and beyond
Businessman ‘Ted’ O’Neill left estate valued at €14.7m
Woman whose family’s firm is behind Respa beds brand leaves €6.4m
Obituary: David Neligan: Diplomat who played key role in navigating Anglo-Irish relationships
Skills came into particularly sharp focus during the Falklands crisis
One young woman’s story of loneliness in Dublin
Trinity student Alex Griu says there is much more socialising in open-air settings in her native Moldova
When are university open days taking place?
Here are the key dates and what to expect at Ireland’s university open days
TCD professor ‘quite surprised’ by Department meeting with Chinese human rights body
Dr Isabella Jackson says China Foundation for Human Rights Development is ‘just propaganda’
This man spent 15 years translating Plato’s dialogues. What he learned is vital for us all
Plato throws down a challenge to us all on how to engage in free and open-ended public debate
László Krasznahorkai could not be more timely Nobel laureate in world of conflict
Hungarian author, a critic of communism and Viktor Orbán alike, is devoted to art of writing
Examining how stress leaves its molecular mark
Research Lives: Dr Claire Potter, academic clinical lecturer at Queen’s University Belfast
Creativity could be prescribed to improve brain health, study suggests
Music, dance, visual arts, and even specific video games can slow brain ageing, Trinity College research finds
‘Her ideas benefit young people’: What TCD students make of the presidential hopefuls
Catherine Connolly appears leading choice on campus ahead of rivals Heather Humphreys and Jim Gavin
Two sent forward for trial over alleged scheme to defraud almost €500,000 from TCD
Former Trinity College employee accused of stealing from the college's Student Hardship Fund
Medical education is advancing – but the hallmarks of a good doctor remain the same
New TCD course aims to reflect the tech revolutions, demographic shifts and ethical quandaries that doctors will face
I Fall Down, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is joyful, considered and very funny
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
‘Misinformation pandemic’ has become ‘a threat to democracy’, warns Irish academic
Trinity provost links rise in applications from US students to altered political landscape
Ireland has ‘greatest academic freedom at the moment’ and ‘bright, curious people’ are coming, says Linda Doyle
As the seasons change nature becomes unpredictable
Seasonality affects how populations of plants and animals grow, reproduce and survive
‘Dublin should be a joyful city but there is a certain sadness floating in the air’
Yang Hao moved to Ireland three years ago and studies at Trinity College Dublin
Meet the philosopher who thinks AI ought to have the same moral rights as humans
Unthinkable: Better start sucking up to your microwave
Students’ complicated relationship with AI: ‘Avoiding using it probably put me at a bit of a disadvantage’
As students get stuck into the academic year, there are strong feelings about whether artificial intelligence should play a role in their education
Nanoplastics may be contributing to rise in Alzheimer’s, TCD research finds
Dublin-based scientists examined how mitochondria are affected by plastic
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