Trinity Development & Alumni

Trinity's Professor of Ecumenics, Linda Hogan, explains why campuses and workplaces are seeking ethical solutions to 21st century challenges.

Meet Sean Husband: Rising Irish triathlete, Trinity PhD student and Paralympic guide.

Read by Aoife Brady

Delving into the (in)visibility of paid labour: Women's working lives in Ireland, c 1965-1990, Dr Deirdre Foley unveils the legal and societal dimensions that shaped women's experiences in the workforce.

Follow Trinity student James Flynn overseas as he balances rigorous studies with vibrant cultural experiences in Hong Kong.

Read by Miriam Dardis

From Galway's Corrib currents to Tokyo's challenging Sea Forest, Aifric Keogh navigates through waves and setbacks to reach the podium.

Read by Amy Rynne

Rory Carroll, BESS (1994), reflects on his journey as a foreign correspondent - from language hurdles to the evolving landscape of global reporting.

Read by Anthony Hopper

A lifelong connection: how New Yorkers Ellis and Jane Bradford, BAs (1951) stayed in touch with their alma mater.

Read by Miriam Dardis

Trinity Sport scholar Melanie Griffith shares her incredible journey from motocross to wheelchair sports after a life-changing accident.

Read by Emer Tunney Leahy

A life in a day - Meet Colm Ennis, the Trinity security guard with a passion for nature and a commitment to conservation.

Read by Aoife Brady

Trinity Professor, Michael Morris leads a pioneering project, harnessing Irish wood's potential for sustainable growth through innovative applications like batteries and biocomposites.

Read by James Fleming