There is a conflict of interests between older and younger age groups when valuing current investments to contain global warming.
Generation gap and climate change
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2021
NCCA reopens consultation on Draft Primary Curriculum Framework
NCCA looks forward to engaging directly with teachers, school leaders, children, and parents through online seminars and focus group events.
The Minister’s Class Plan: poorly focused and unlikely to achieve its objective
Delayed response and technical defects raise questions about the effectiveness of the CLASS package in achieving its objective.
First-ever GAA jersey to feature the LGBTQ+ pride colours launched today
The first-ever GAA jersey to feature the LGBTQ+ pride colours was launched today by Prof Kerstin Mey, President of UL, and Larry McCarthy, President of GAA.
Trinity scores top for Employer Reputation
Trinity College Dublin has the best employer reputation in Ireland and nurtures the most successful alumni.
“I’ve always wanted to, but…”
As the pandemic finally subsides, older people are rediscovering their choices in life, including taking control of their “third chapter” to learn new skills and knowledge.
Launch of Trinity’s Schuler Democracy Forum with Mark Little
The Trinity Long Room Hub will officially launch the Schuler Democracy Forum on September 15, 2021.
Prince Albert II visits Trinity College and makes major donation to Old Library
During Prince Albert’s visit, an unveiling ceremony took place marking a major donation by the Prince to the conservation of the iconic Old Library at Trinity College.
Leaving Certificate 2021 Results
From 10 am today, Leaving Certificate 2021 candidates may access their provisional results through the SEC’s Candidate Self Service Portal accessible at www.examinations.ie.
Trinity welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Trinity College Dublin on August 26, 2021, where he talked to students about Post-COVID Europe, Climate Change, and Digital Equality for all citizens.
