Justine Megan: ‘It wasn’t until I went to Trinity that I was diagnosed as working class’
Justine Megan: When Irish people have big ideas about themselves, you’re told ‘Oh, you’ve got notions’. We need to lose that
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Big reduction in costs could see explosion of robot car services
As costs fall, partly thanks to AI, autonomous driving services including robotaxis are set to increase dramatically
We are living longer. This is how workplaces need to adapt
Forced retirement robs many people of a sense of purpose, which is a key factor in longevity. But it also denies organisations something they need
Doing time: Colm Keena reflects on how he has spent much of his career in lovely buildings
A felicitous aspect of a reporter’s work is the amount of time spent in the rooms and corridors of Ireland’s architectural treasures
Ancient Irish volcano provides new clues to modern-day eruptions
Research led by Trinity College reveals how magma moves and changes underground
Ancient smallpox DNA recovered from mummies by TCD researchers
Trinity College Dublin-led research sheds new light on one of history's deadliest epidemics
Meet the Irish woman standing at the most visible conducting podium in the world
Why was Handel’s Messiah first performed in Dublin? Because 243 years before Bob Geldof’s Live Aid, Ireland invented the benefit gig
‘A dream come true’: Jonathan Anderson to present Dior show in Trinity College Dublin
Trinity show will be the first time Anderson has presented a collection in Ireland
‘There’s so few things to do that don’t cost money’: Dublin named 14th dearest city for students
Dublin has been ranked as the 137th least affordable of 150 cities in a new report
Move to a four-day week and ditch plastic straws: 10 steps to boost your sustainability
Simple measures alongside long-term ones can help businesses fight against climate change
What to do if you suspect a spy in your midst in Ireland
Six easy steps, plus appendix, to root out foreign intelligence assets operating in Ireland
The gender gap among senior civil servants is closing, but not at secretary general level
Women in senior management roles have jumped 10% but there is some way to go to achieve gender balance at the top
We need creative help to understand and reverse human-induced climate change
Artists can be shape-shifters of cultural norms, as they are not afraid to push against the status quo and stimulate behaviour change
Trinity’s Treasures with Ruth Negga on RTÉ One: Why restrict such a good idea to just one college?
Television: With all the learning and accomplishments of Irish institutions RTÉ has – presumably for budgetary reasons – limited its scope here to Trinity College
The secret to successful eavesdropping: Trinity College study shows how we do it
Findings challenge long-held view that people can only focus on one speaker at a time
Universities must be supported to lead on climate action
One critical public investment we can make to reduce devastating future societal costs is to dramatically increase third-level funding
Irish house prices rise at slowest rate in more than two years
Prices outside Dublin continue to accelerate amid a shortage of second-hand properties for sale
HSE’s €40m land deal, and tax inheritance rules for child-free couples
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TCD launches new EU-wide project aiming to boost public confidence in drone services
Manna is listed among partners in the project who will provide demonstrations of how their drone services work
Looking for a low-cost loan from your employer? Forget about it
Regime hasn’t been changed since 2013, which means it is no longer used
TV guide: the best new shows to watch
Highlights include Trinity’s Treasures, The Dark and The Chase Around the World
The Government is trying to undermine climate laws. President Connolly could stop it
The potentially irreversible impacts of climate change will be experienced by our children and grandchildren
University spin-out seeks to transform sports injury assessment
KineMo targets elite sport, healthcare and astronaut rehabilitation
What Ireland’s super rich could learn from Martin Naughton
Rather than stand on the sidelines saying Ireland was broken, he got on the pitch and did something
McDonald’s to Chapter One: which restaurants passed the VAT cut on to customers?
Cut makes no distinction between tiny restaurants struggling to put food on the table and the giants of global fast food
‘I’m trying to build the next Stripe’: Two Irish start-ups accepted into top Silicon Valley programme
Y-Combinator has previously seen the launch of companies behind Airbnb, Stripe, Reddit and OpenAI
Irish interrailers feel the heat: ‘Our phones keep overheating and dying’
Every summer many university students travel between Europe’s cities, the current heatwave is making it increasingly difficult
Wet Leg at TCD review: Exuberant, witty and captivating – this band are only getting started
Rhian Teasdale is a captivating performer, with an uncanny ability to look as though she’s dancing around her bedroom
TCD mathematicians develop a formula to solve constituency boundary conundrum
Algorithm draws inspiration from 19th century Irish physicist William Hamilton
Government introduces VAT cut for hospitality sector despite criticism
Controversial policy measure has been heavily criticised by economists since its announcement in Budget 2026
Northern reading lights: There’s a real children’s books community out there to discover
There’s a huge opportunity in Northern Ireland for existing institutions to recognise books for children and young people as a vital part of our widely respected literary output
‘I might start melting’: Hot Dublin weather takes tourists by surprise
On a sweltering day in the capital, visitors bemoan unwisely packed clothing and queue for free ice-creams
Judi Dench honours her father by becoming patron of Irish regimental association
Reginald Dench served in Leinster Regiment and was awarded the Military Cross twice during first World War
‘We hit the jackpot with the Scottish’: Irish pubs in the US report World Cup bonanza
One Irish pub reports doubling its beer order to satisfy thirsty international soccer fans
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