Trinity Today gets the elevator pitch on the life of Alice

Read by Miriam Dardis

Looking to start reading more in 2024? A good place to start turning pages is the Trinity Today

Read by Miriam Dardis.

Conor O'Clery remembers the Irish-American philanthropist who gave away more than $8 billion in his lifetime to education, healthcare, ageing and civil society.

Husband and wife team, wealth manager Tom Clinch, BA(1990) and ‘Celtic Woman’ Méav Ní Mhaolchatha, LLB (1993) chat about meeting on campus, building careers in the arts and finance, investing in Irish creativity, and parenting the cailín Ciúin.

Inez Duane, Trinity student and Irish national delegate to the European Dental Student Association, tells Trinity Today about the serious health condition that ended her athletics dreams and why she feels ‘incredibly lucky’ to be in Trinity.

Trinity student and rising rugby star, Ryan Baird, reflects on his

Trinity Access introduces the Van Mesdag Summer Rowing Camps, honouring the legacy of the remarkable graduate, Olympic rower, and philanthropist Rob Van Mesdag, who passionately promoted rowing and its values of inclusivity and camaraderie.

From childhood mimicry to comedy fame, Mario Rosenstock, BA (1993) chats to fellow graduate Luke Sheehan, BA (2005) about the life of an actor, comedian and Impressionist.

Luke Fehily, BA (2021), Auditor 250th Session, reflects on the College Historical Society’s journey, its impact, and the honour of being recognised as the world’s oldest student society. Read by Aoife Brady

Ciaran Gaffney, BA (2020), the creative force behind Seanchoíche

Read by Tom Eastway