Sport
DUAFC’s Past and the Present Collide at Harding Cup Opener
Trinity’s soccer team (DUAFC) lost 5-0 to Dublin City University at home, with Trinity's famous 1967 Collingwood Cup winning side in attendance.
Pinks in Training: Trinity’s Winners Explain What it Means to Win the Prestigious Award
The winners discuss what it takes to win a prestigious Pinks award, the highest accolade Trinity can bestow on athletes.
Beginners on the Ball at Handball Intervarsities
Trinity Handball enjoyed an excellent outing at their third intervarsity event this year, winning one gold and two silver medals.
The Coach Taking Trinity’s Athletes from Strength to Strength
From rowing to hockey, rugby to hurling, Ross Hamilton is helping Trinity's sports scholars compete at the highest levels.
Dublin University Table Tennis Club Host “Paddle at the Pav” Tournament
On Tuesday night the Pav saw a hotly contested feast of table tennis, with Nick Fenelon taking the spoils after besting Andrey Walter in a three-game final.
Trinity’s Hurlers Bow out of Fitzgibbon Cup After Brave Performance Against DCU
Trinity lose to Dublin City University (DCU) 1-14 to 0-19 in Santry after a tough and hard fought game.
Dublin University Fencing Club: Inside a Winning Machine
DUFC holds the record for the most consecutive intervarsity titles and has won 39 of the last 60 intervarsity competitions, but camaraderie remains at its heart.
Camogie, Chaplins and Community: The Growing Success of Trinity Ladies GAA
A close-knit and successful outfit, the teams often don't receive enough attention, even as they grow in size and strength.
Kung Fu Fighting From China to Drumcondra
Ellen Ince speaks to second-year world religions student and martial arts expert Ben Pignatelli about his year training in China and how it inspired him to open his own kung fu club.
Score line Harsh on Trinity Hurlers as Waterford Pull Away Late in Fitzgibbon Cup Game
A game under stormy conditions in Santry saw Trinity's hurlers finish with a 4-15 to 1-8 loss.