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Dublin Ranked 6th Overall in Global Cities Index; 90th for Quality of Life (opens the original)
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Dublin has ranked 6th overall in the 2026 Global Cities Index produced by Oxford Economics out of 1,000 cities worldwide. Dublin’s high ranking is attributed to its economic performance, human capital, environmental conditions, and stable institutions, despite housing being shown as a serious weakness. Dublin ranked highest at 9th in the Environment category. The report said, “The city benefits from a temperate climate, low pollution levels, and ambitious climate initiatives, with a goal of clim
Trinity Green for Safe Abortion Day (opens the original)
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Trinity, as well as a number of other public buildings, has been lit up green for International Safe Abortion Day. The Europe-wide initiative is a partnership with the Centre for Reproductive Rights and other similar organisations, and it aims to demand access to safe and legal abortion care around the world. This comes two days after the March for Choice last Saturday, as campaigners marched to make abortion more accessible in Ireland. The National Women’s Council (NWC) coordinated the green il
Trinity Scientists Invent Simple Pill to Protect Against Diabetes-Related Vision Loss (opens the original)
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Researchers at Trinity, in collaboration with Breye Therapeutics, have shown that a simple oral pill could protect against the leading cause of blindness in working age adults. The oral medication, danegaptide, has been shown to protect against Vision-threatening damage in the most common form of diabetes-related eye disease: non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR). The research demonstrated that danegaptide is safe and shows early signs of positive biological activity in patients with NPD
Eastern European and Ukrainian Societies Express “serious concern” Over Soviet Flag at Freshers’ Fair (Again) (opens the original)
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The use of Soviet symbolism by the Workers’ Party TCD has resulted in concerns expressed by the Eastern European and Ukrainian Societies in a statement today. This is the third year in a row where the Workers’ Party TCD has used the symbol at the fair and has subsequently been condemned. In the statement which was very similar to the one they put out last year albeit slightly shorter, the societies stated that their opposition to the symbolism being used “is based on the very real, painful impac
Trinity Awards 507 Places Through Disability Access Route to Education, Increase of Over 100 From 2024 (opens the original)
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Trinity accepted 507 students through the Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) in 2026, allowing students to receive course offers at reduced points. This is over a hundred more places than in 2024, when 386 Dare students were admitted to Trinity. In 2023 Trinity admitted 363 and in 2022 Trinity admitted 353. Numbers are not yet available for 2025 as the Senior Lecturer’s annual report has not been published yet. DARE is a third-level admissions scheme for school leavers with a disability
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