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Immunology Professor and FoodCloud Co-Founder Represent Trinity in List of Powerful Irish Women

Prof Lydia Lynch, an immunologist in Trinity, and co-founder of FoodCloud Iseult Ward made the 2017 Women's Executive Network list.
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By Dominic McGrath 9 minutes ago
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Bob Geldof and Marianne Elliott Among Those to Get Honorary Degrees from Trinity

The degrees will be conferred in Trinity’s Public Theatre on Friday, June 23rd.
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By Sinéad Baker and Dominic McGrath

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Higher Retirement Income Leads to Higher Quality of Life in Old Age, According to New Trinity Study

The study, from TILDA, will prove significant for health insurance companies.
News
By Grace D'Arcy

Aoife O’Sullivan Sets New National Record at World Powerlifting Championships

O'Sullivan said she was disappointed by her performance, which saw her come fifth in the competition.
Sport
By Jake O’Donnell
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Trinity’s Patrick Geoghegan Appointed Speechwriter to Leo Varadkar

A popular lecturer and former senior lecturer, Geoghegan will be given a leave of absence from Trinity.
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By Dominic McGrath

Comment & Analysis

Airdeallach faoi Iasachtaí, ach gan bheith Forchéimní go leor do Lánmhaoiniú, b’fhéidir go Ligfidh Varadkar Oideachas in Éiginnteacht

Laghdaíonn mianta Varadkar é féin a léiriú mar pholaiteoir forchéimní dóchúlacht scéime iasachtaí. Ach ní ionann sin is a rá go mbeidh oideachas saor in aisce cinntithe.
Editorial

Wary of Loans, but not Progressive Enough for State Funded, Varadkar Might Leave Education in Limbo

Varadkar’s desire to be taken seriously as a progressive politician makes loans less likely. But that doesn’t mean free education is a certainty.
Editorial

Chun Tionchar a Thabhairt do Mhic Léinn sa Reifreann seo, Caithfimid Tús a Chur Leis an Obair Láithreach

Nuair a fhógraíodh an reifreann, luasghéaraigh obair na mac léinn ar son comhionannas pósta. Tá an rud céanna ag teastáil sa vótáil ar an ochtú leasú i 2018.
Editorial

For Students to be Influential in the Repeal Referendum, Work Needs to Start Now

Once the referendum was called, students’ work for marriage equality accelerated. We need the same before 2018’s eighth amendment vote.
Opinion Contribution

Bruton has Listened and Learned from Universities and Students. Now he Must Act.

In a sector that now has two heads to lobby, Bruton and Mitchell O’Connor should do more than listen. By Dominic McGrath
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