Edmund Heaphy and Jack Leahy
An investigation into an alleged rape in Trinity Hall has concluded without charge, The University Times has learned.
A Garda spokesperson confirmed that an investigation into the allegations had taken place in Trinity Hall, and that after a thorough examination, the matter concluded when the woman withdrew her allegation.
A College spokesperson said that they do not comment on any individual cases “in the interest of student confidentiality”, but that it was the College’s policy to “encourage victims of any crime to immediately report such incidents to the Gardaí for investigation”.
She went on: “Specifically in relation to any student who has been the victim of a sexual assault or rape, support services such as counselling are among a range of services provided for those impacted. College is committed to the implementation of its policy of Dignity and Respect and in providing an environment where every member is treated with dignity and respect.”
The President of the JCR, Susanna Breslin, declined a request for comment.
Sinéad Baker also contributed reporting to this piece.
