Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

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Mammoth work is a monumental celebration of how Irish words fuel our engagement with the world

There is a difference between Americans adorning their cities with statues of Confederate generals and the decision of the Fellows of Trinity 60 years ago to name their library after George Berkeley

Simone de Beauvoir and the Berkeley Library

Opinion: After extensive investigation and consultation, Trinity has decided to de-name its Berkeley Library. But studies of his philosophy are thankfully flourishing

Concerns about feminist author’s reputation meant she did not make final shortlist for busts in Old Library

University decided this week that use of the philosopher’s name – which has been linked to slavery – was inconsistent with its core values

Westin Hotel renamed after Westmoreland Street, which in turn was named after man who complained about the proposed abolition of slavery

The secrets of translucent colouration

Oireachtas committee members were ‘shocked’ after a fractious session with Department of Health secretary general Robert Watt

Recommendations for widespread changes by report chair expected to reignite debate on abortion provision in Ireland

University of Galway received seven awards overall

Watt never intended to come across as dismissive, cocky, combative and arrogant at the Oireachtas finance committee but unfortunately for him he did

Department of Health secretary general disputed many key findings of report into botched secondment of former chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan to TCD

Account given by Deirdre Gillane in report about secondment controversy was ‘correct’ version of events, says Minister for Health

Company says costs have jumped significantly

Watt strongly objected to conclusions regarding politicians not being informed, report shows

Long-delayed Department of Health report strongly critical of appointment process last year

Report into proposed secondment does not contain any adverse findings against former chief medical officer but identifies issues with structure of process

Professor has made a ‘significant contribution’ to the development of the school, according to Trinity

‘Without this book, a lot of Shakespeare’s writing would have been lost’, says professor

Unthinkable: Ellie Payne, TCD historian and History of the Future podcast host, makes the case for being glass-half-full

Support highest among men, Dubliners and recent or past cannabis users, new research shows

Potential to create a second chamber that could bring new and different voices into the heart of our democracy

‘Most of us cannot heat our homes and routinely choose between food and rent,’ says researcher

Justine McCarthy: It’s sickening to watch TDs who lost their seats in the Dáil swanning into the Seanad for a five-year breather. Their treatment of it as a halfway house debases the institution

Neonicotinoid insecticides found in wild flowers despite being banned in 2018

Role of creative activities and projects to help recovery from trauma associated with personal or group conflict was a strong theme of 2023 Creative Brain Week

Swiss tourist discovered the shark while walking along Kilmore Quay over the weekend

Actor Cathy Belton and dramatist Mark O’Rowe’s fascination with the Norwegian’s 1881 play bears fruit in a new version coming to the Abbey

Jessica Farrell struggled to find her medium until her hobby turned into her career

Leinster’s ‘A’s visit to London Irish deprives Trinity of three players for annual showdown with UCD

Gallery at Pearse Street had accumulated a deficit of €2 million prior to its closure last year

In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison

Public and health service staff thought the Government ‘`got its response largely right’

US legal complaint claims Russian national transferred thousands of euro from Irish bank to pay US tuition fees

Those working in sector paid average of just €7.88 per hour while excluded from supports for other workers, say representatives

Why we need both fast-growing conifers for sustainable timber for construction and native woodlands to enhance biodiversity

Adopting and deploying commercial results into the public sector could prove the commercial case for new solutions

Workplace Relation Commission told Brendan Leahy ‘gambled’ after receiving legal advice