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Mental health toll of flooding in Ireland highlighted in new research
The psychological impacts of flooding in Ireland often far outlast the physical damage, according to new research from Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University and National College of Ireland.
Sustainability Leadership Awards 2026
Provost Linda Doyle and Vice President for Biodiversity and Climate Action Jane Stout kicked off the awards held in Portal on Monday 9th March as part of Trinity's 24th annual Green Week. The awards are in their fourth year running, an initiative conceived and led by Sustainability Manager Jane Hackett.
Trinity receives landmark gift to support conservation and restoration of cultural treasures
The landmark ¤7m gift from The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation will support the design and construction of a gallery on the ground floor of the Old Library.
Trinity is first choice for 6.2% more students in 2026 CAO
11,236 students picked Trinity as their first choice for Level 8 courses, compared with 10,577 in 2025.
Trinity partners with Open Forum for AI to advance transparent and accountable AI systems
Researchers from ADAPT and Trinity bring particular strength and expertise in standards development, AI governance, and human-centered system design, helping to ensure that openness is built into the technology and the way it is deployed.
’When people are supported, you can find your way’: student shares path to Trinity
Nora Corcoran, a member of the Traveller community, has credited Trinity in strengthening her confidence and developing skills and knowledge that shape her daily work and her commitment to lifelong learning and community empowerment.
Shortlist for Pollard Poetry Prize announced
The shortlist for the John Pollard Foundation International Poetry Prize 2026 has been announced today by the Trinity Oscar Wilde Centre. This is the seventh year of the prize, awarded annually for an outstanding debut collection of poetry in the English language.
What Irish politician Thomas Gould’s accent going viral in Jamaica reveals about colonial history
Jane Ohlmeyer , Trinity College Dublin , for The Conversation Irish politician Thomas Gould has become a bit of star in the Caribbean after a video of him speaking in the Irish parliament drew comments for the surprising similarity of his Cork accent to the Jamaican one.
Green Week 2026: Trinity gathers to celebrate leadership in sustainability
This will be Trinity's 24th Green Week, a time when our community gathers to put a spotlight on sustainability through talks, events and workshops. There are over 20 events to choose from, including the inaugural Sustainability Leadership Awards as the unofficial kick-off on Monday 9 March.
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