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My top ten places to visit in Ireland - tourist attractions that everyone on vacation should see (IrishCentral)

Fri, 07 Sep 2012 12:54:40 PDT

By: MICHELLE K SMITH

1. Books of Kells, Trinity College Dublin

Book of Kells viewed by 10 millionth visitor at Trinity College in Dublin (IrishCentral)

Fri, 10 Aug 2012 05:06:00 PDT

By: KERRY O’SHEA

The Book of Kells, housed in Dublin’s Trinity College, was visited by its 10 millionth viewer on Wednesday.

Trinity College Dublin and Bank of Ireland offer lost cost loans to pay for student’s registrations (IrishCentral)

Thu, 12 Jul 2012 12:07:03 PDT

By: LAURA BRYN SISSON

Trinity College Dublin and Bank of Ireland announced a new student loan initiative, ‘TCD Finance,’ yesterday. The loan plan will help students’ families cover the cost of the Student Contribution charge for undergraduates, which is currently €2,250 annually, by spreading out the cost into monthly €100 payments to the Bank of Ireland, according to the press release.

A night to remember – Nancy Pelosi honoured at Trinity College Dublin (IrishCentral)

Sat, 17 Mar 2012 05:30:14 PDT

Early this week, I received an unexpected telephone call from Eoin O’Liatháin, President of the University Philosophical Society (the Phil) at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) The Phil is no ordinary student society Founded in 1683, it is the oldest society of its kind in the world and boasts the likes of Bram Stoker, Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and Mary Robinson as past members President O’Liatháin had a very appealing offer for me READ MORE

Trinity College Dublin bans the Daily Mail newspaper after faking student death story (IrishCentral)

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 09:45:15 PST

An Irish university has moved to ban a prominent tabloid from its campus after it deliberately published a story falsely claiming that a search subject had been found deadAlthough Caolan Mulrooney, a 19 year old teenager, tragically was found dead just two days after the story's publication, it was clear within hours of it going to press, while the search was still ongoing, that the body had not yet been found, and that the story had been deliberately inventedThe story, by journalist Marisa Lynch, sparked widespread fury in Cork and on the TwittersphereThe piece enjoyed a prominent position in the paper's popular Sunday edition, and claimed that the body of the student had been recovered in the River Lee, suggestive of a suicide, – Mulrooney's body was recovered two days later in a local business yard, after seemingly sustaining a 25 foot fall from an unprotected cliff after a night with friends READ MORE

Courtney Love confuses Dubliners - honored for her exceptional contribution by Trinity College Dublin (IrishCentral)

Thu, 20 Oct 2011 06:45:18 PDT

Radar's photo of Cox at TrinityCourtney Love accepted an honorary patronage at Trinity College Dublin on Tuesday The Hole front woman bemused the audience at TCD with a series of funny faces and gesturesLove, the widow of Nirvana’s front man Kurt Cobain, had attended Trinity for two semesters at Trinity as a teenagerThe party loving singer is one in a long list of celebrities to be honored by Trinity College Philosophical Society’s Honorary Patronage READ MORE

Young Irish Writers Part 2: Claire Kilroy (IrishCentral)

Fri, 21 Jan 2011 12:02:31 PST

By: Sheila Langan

Born in Dublin in 1973, Claire Kilroy is the author of three novels: All Summer, which won the 2004 Rooney Prize for Literature, Tenderwire, and All Names Have Been Changed. Kilroy studied English at Trinity College Dublin, where she also earned her Master’s degree in creative writing. She lives in Dublin. All Names Have Been Changed chronicles the year of a creative writing class at Trinity College in 1980s Dublin. The story is narrated by Declan, the only man in the group – aside from its leader, Glynn, one of Ireland’s greatest writers. The students all idolize Glynn but as the year progresses, the pedestal they’ve placed him on shrinks nearer and nearer to the ground.

Scientists reveal chemical of love at Trinity College Dublin (IrishCentral)

Fri, 04 Jun 2010 01:52:57 PDT

By: CATHY HAYES

Scientists have presented their discovery of the “hormone of love” at Trinity College Dublin.

Trinity College Dublin (IrishCentral)

Sun, 08 Mar 2009 06:28:05 PDT

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Scientists have presented their discovery of the “hormone of love” at Trinity College Dublin.