Trinity Development & Alumni

Trinity Development & Alumni

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Trinity Development & Alumni episodes

  • Revolutionising cancer treatment

    Michael Kelly, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon with the Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute, tells Trinity Today

    why the new institute is vital to addressing Ireland’s cancer rate and
    how the John Joly Leadership Award is helping him dedicate protected
    time to research.


    Read by James Fleming

    9 min
  • A life in a day

    Aubrey McCarthy is a dedicated advocate for societal change. Join us as

    we step into his purpose-driven life, marked by compassion, leadership,
    and tireless dedication to creating a lasting impact.


    Read by James Fleming

    4 min
  • Beyond the peak

    Trinity research assistant and co-founder of CaliberAI, Neil Brady,

    navigates the generative AI landscape, recognising its current
    hype-cycle peak and affirming its lasting impact and highlights five
    things to be aware of as the dust settles in 2024.

    Read by Joe Youorski

    6 min
  • Will power

    Explore the rich history of legacy philanthropy at Trinity and learn how

    your bequest can shape its future. Legacy gifts from alumni have the
    power to significantly transform the lives of students, by providing
    crucial additional support to start and continue their educational
    journey.

    Read by Emer Tunney Leahy

    5 min
  • Urban development at risk

    Trinity Assistant Professor Federico Cugurullo highlights the challenges

    and risks of integrating artificial intelligence in urban development,
    emphasising the crucial need to align AI with human values.

    Read by Aoife Brady

    5 min
  • The making of a medic

    Luke Butler’s inspiring journey, powered by the Trinity Alumni Fund and Trinity Access Programmes

    , highlights the transformative impact of alumni support.

    Read by Anthony Hopper


    6 min
  • New year, lasting habits

    Professor Rose Anne Kenny encourages enjoyable resolutions by

    integrating gratifying physical activities into daily routines for
    sustained well-being and brain health.

    Read by Aoife Brady

    4 min
  • Diverse minds, united campus

    Faolan Doecke Launders, Chairperson of DU Neurodiversity Society,

    provides a personal perspective on Trinity's transformative journey in
    embracing neurodiversity, steering the society's initiatives and events
    to create a more inclusive campus culture.


    Read by Aoife Hayes


    6 min
  • Innovating Inclusion

    Step into a new era of digital literacy tailored for individuals with

    intellectual disabilities through the innovative lens of Dr Esther
    Murphy’s DigiAcademy.

    Read by Miriam Dardis

    6 min
  • The breathtaking world of Gaia

    Step into the breathtaking world of Gaia: Luke Jerram's awe

    inspiring installation, now gracing Trinity's iconic Long Room. The
    piece is a luminous sculpture with a remarkable six-metre diameter, and
    has graced the hallowed halls of the Old Library, captivating audiences
    since November 2023.


    Read by Tom Eastway

    4 min

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