Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Trinity College study focuses on relationship between patients and their carers

Child poverty could be cut by a quarter if child benefit was determined by a household’s means and number of children, new ESRI report shows

Durotimi AI Technologies joins the dots in a patient’s medical history and can flag potential problems

CAO offers: Estimated 80 per cent of college applicants will likely secure one of their top-three course preferences

City council and Google partner up to make the capital ‘first city in the world’ to use AR technology for tourism

Common conditions including bronchitis and tuberculosis two to three times more prevalent in Travellers than in general population, TCD researchers find

Scheme is to cost an estimated €9.5 bn

Leaving Certificate isn’t the be-all and end-all. Most colleges have alternative admission routes not based solely on an accumulation of CAO points

Digital assistant Microdoc offers an AI-based dictation tool for doctors to help reduce workloads

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Emer McLysaght: I joined both the Hist and the Phil when I started at Trinity, having never heard of either

Expenditure at Trinity College Dublin highest at €1.74m on student counselling, with total including staff pay and sundry costs

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Trinity professor Shane O’Mara believes being able to place ourselves in the past and future is the essence of being human

Lecturers say hiring restrictions have led to worse student-staff ratios, reduced access to tutorials and limited access to supports for vulnerable learners

Simon Harris says recruitment of 1,500 staff will lower student-staff ratios in colleges

Cheapest private room in UCD has increased to €7,767 for coming year

Designing, protecting and restoring ecosystems rich in biodiversity requires a wide range of skills now in high demand

The Fixing Food Together gathering recommended a transition to more plant-based diets, ending the junk-food cycle and improving agricultural practices

Simple coffin carried the 13 skulls to the ruins of St Colman’s Abbey, where they had been spirited away by anthropologist Alfred Cort Haddon in 1890

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Participants have spent the past academic year crafting vehicle Bertie to take part in the international Formula Student engineering competition

Sustainability, digital transformation and fintech among short online courses on offer

Catering for a growing urban population alongside a large natural bay with key protected species is no mean feat

A Catholic plant no doubt

Look what happens when the grass grows

Higher rankings are welcome, but Irish universities still lag in key areas and need clarity on future funding after years of Government indecision

Leading cause of biodiversity loss and ecosystem change down to way humans exploit land, notes global study

With rich and soulful vocals, the former Moloko songstress deftly flows to beat of deeply receptive crowd

Seven Irish universities rose in recent international rankings but such indicators seen as a ‘joke’ by some

Mix of drugs and psychotherapy can deliver new treatments for patients, says researcher Dr David Erritzoe

Orchid which requires ‘perfect set of circumstances’ grew when mowing stopped

Objectors warn proposed wall would deprive children at neighbouring creche of outdoor light

Time to wrap your brain around some books — we asked scientists for their recommended seasonal reads

Trinity College scientists help to open new frontier in research of the universe

Everything you need to know about the singer’s show on Sunday, July 2nd

Everything you need to know about the band’s concert on Friday, June 30th

Everything you need to know about the band’s concert on Saturday, July 1st

Trinity College Dublin is the top-rated Irish institution, with University College Dublin Ireland’s second best performer

Everything you need to know about the band’s concert on Thursday, June 29th