I applied as a first-year undergraduate student who just moved here from Berlin. I also had a letter from my doctor to support my disability application. Trinity Hall said that the reason I didn't get a place was because even in this category, there were too many applications.

Now that I know some of my classmates, many of them got a place there without a disability, with no financial issues, and they are from Ireland.

Why were they lying about this?

Will the sports centre/gym be open during the reading week? At what times? Thanks🫡

Hey everyone, so I need to book flights for the Christmas break. As a JF nursing student, we have 1 in person MCQ exam for our health promotion module. I wanted to ask if anyone who is in 2nd year or above can let me know what date their MCQ was done on. I just want a rough idea of when my MCQ will happen and also when the exam timetables get released. Thx so much!

Anyone studying CS Bachelors in Dublin. UCD or DCU or Trinity?

I had a question does the DCU's INTRA Internship Programme in 3rd year helps more or UCD 's prestige for jobs for international students?

I hope you'll answer

Ok People, What are some Trinity secrets?

I'm talking tunnels, hidden rooms and cellars, hush-hush stories, strategies for sneaking into the t-ball, whatever you like.

I did my undergraduate in Trinity, but feel like I barely scratched the surface in terms of things to do, amenities to take advantage of, etc etc.

What are some lesser known (or even well known) things that students can take advantage of?

Very excited to be back. It's only when one leaves the setting they realise how much they miss it.

Walking around campus I see that there is a DJ every Friday night at the Pav? I don't drink but this wasn't happening during our time. Anyway...

Hey guys, international 3rd year student here. Just realised I have only interacted with people in trinity, so question, how do I make friends outside college, please give me some tips, apps, etc?
Btw, I know job is one of the answers, I have been applying with waitress experience and no one hires me fml 💔💔 so other options xx
Thanks 🙏

Hi, incoming exchange student here. As a part of my application I have to submit an accomodation preference, with the two options I have been given being Printing House Square and Cork Street. Just wondering if anyone has any advice on the vibes of the two buildings. I am hoping to meet a mix of other exchange students and Trinity students, and am really looking for the college experience.

Thx.

no, genuinely... i couldn't even last a few minutes there despite being dressed for the weather (looked around and everyone else was fine or acting fine so maybe it is a me problem). is there no heating system or do they refuse to turn it on until later? i ended up going to the upper floors in the arts block to study because they're slightly warmer at the cost of not being as quiet or spacious 🙃

On top of the library being freezing cold, this is the second time today that my hand has been impaled by a screw underneath the chair fabric. I don’t know how that is even allowed by the college, has this happened to any one else??? They’re usually around the perimeter of the seat where you grip.

Hi all,

I’m graduating from Trinity on Wednesday 28 October and am looking for a professional photographer from roughly 12pm to 1.30pm.

It would mainly be photos of me in the atrium, possibly a few others around campus, plus editing.

If you’re available, please DM me with your rate and a link to your portfolio.

Thanks.

hi everyone, i'm in my final year at UCD applying for the MA in Screen Studies for next year, part of the application is a 'academic and professional CV' and i'm struggling with what to include for the academic side. my undergrad is a joint honours, all module based so i can't even use a dissertation as an example. i've written down a few modules from the film side, along with society activities & relavant job experience i have. beyond this though based on examples i've found online i appear to be seriously lacking...

any tips from current MA students?

4 different price tiers for Pav Fest? people are cold and lonely and it’s 20€ to get into the pav

Got sick of hearing there's nothing on. I'm tracking every event listed in Dublin and there are 185 halloween events between tomorrow and Sunday 1 Nov, 110 of them from Thursday the 29th. Here's the student-budget shortlist:

STUDENT NIGHTS

• ANTICs Halloween Party · Soho · Tue 27 Oct, 10:30pm · from €2.04, €2.50 vodkas, over 18s

• The Official Dublin Student Halloween Ball · Soho · Wed 28 Oct, 10pm · €5 to €12, going fast

• Dublin Student Halloween Party: 2000s Y2K Night · Soho · Thu 29 Oct, 10:30pm · €9.99, €4 drinks

• Nightmare on Harcourt Street · D Two · Thu 29 Oct, 10:30pm · from €7.14

• Mala Mia Halloween Party · Lost Lane · Thu 29 Oct, 10:30pm · from €4.19

• Dublin's Biggest Halloween Party · Button Factory · Thu 29 Oct, 11pm · from €9.99

• So Fetch: 2000s Halloween Party · The Workman's Club · Fri 30 Oct, 11:30pm · €10 to €12

• Halloween Ball @ Dtwo Fridays · D Two · Fri 30 Oct, 10:30pm · from €7.14

HALLOWEEN NIGHT (SAT 31)

• Funksmack Halloween Party · The Big Romance · 9pm · free, 18+

• Halloween Masquerade · Gen Bar · 8pm · free

• Smash Hits Halloween Party · Arlington Hotel · 8pm · from €5.81

• Emo Halloween · The Grand Social · 10pm · €11.70

• The Rocky Horror Picture Show Halloween Experience · Priory Market · 7pm · €11.70

• Tengu presents: Eliza All Night Long · Yamamori Tengu · 11pm · from €8, 20+

SPOOKY BUT NOT A NIGHT OUT

• Haunted Dublin: Ghosts, Graves & the Gothic City with Donal Fallon · Chapters Bookstore · Wed 28 Oct, 7pm · free

• Tim Burton Quiz · Token · Wed 28 Oct, 7pm · €5.66

• Potions For A Weary Heart: witchy music for Samhain · Anseo · Thu 29 Oct, 7:30pm · €6.34

• Grisly tales: horrors of the twelfth century · Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies · Thu 29 Oct, 7pm · free

• MATE Comedy Variety Hour: Halloween Special · Bello Bar · Sat 31 Oct, 8:30pm · €10 to €15

what am I missing? if your society is doing something for halloween drop it below 👇 LETS GET MORE PEOPLE OUTTTT!!!

Today before 20:00 I wanted to enter the Student Union Building before I reached the Library cause I really had to pee, and I don’t have yet my physical card as my registration is in delay. I am first year student.

I asked 3 people in front of the building if they could open it for me as I only have the digital, and they looked really suspicious and refused to open it for me.
Then I went to the security man at the entrance if he could open it, I explained him why I don’t have yet and he also looked very suspicious. He also asked what kind of class I have there …
Then I said I want to use the bathroom and he only opened for me the one building in front of him. And he told me again that it is for student and staff. Like he hadn’t even believed my word even though I showed him the ID in my app.

I'm thinking there has to be some funny goings on in there over the years

Hvaing trouble using WOS, the database search is grey and can't be clicked on. Seems it needs institutions access but does Trintiy provide access as I can't see it on the list and when I tried to bypass this by signing in via microsoft it says I dont have access. Anyone abloe to help me on it?

Is anyone here in this program? How long was the process from submitting your application to a decision?

Also for the CV aspect of the application, how did you format it?

I’m considering Trinity for undergrad, especially Global Business/BESS, with the goal of going into finance/IB/PE. How competitive is admission for international students, and are there any reliable acceptance rate figures? Also how are the finance opportunities and internships, and is the degree worth the cost?

So I’ve been going to a few sports classes (yoga, pilates, HIIT cycle etc.) at the gym and I would usually book and pay for them in advance through the tcd sports app but I’m just wondering if that’s necessary since I’ve never seen anyone check if I actually paid for the class or not. The classes are super cheap, only 4 to 5 euros, but the cost does add up if I take these classes often so I’m just wondering what other people do and if it is really necessary to pay for them.

Going on nights out in Dublin is great, but organising a group or finding people who are actually up for going out can be a pain.

I made YurOut, an app designed to help Dublin college students find people to go on nights out with. The idea is simple: meet other students who are up for the same kind of night out, connect with people, and make plans together.

If that sounds useful to you, check it out here:

https://yurout.vercel.app/

Would love to hear what you think or what features you'd want to see added!

My mobile internet doesn't work in most locations at the university, and the wifi is constantly down. Why isn't something so basic set up properly?

Any shower or changing facilities that can be used without paying for the gym? (Staff member here). Considering cycling into work, running at lunch and would like to shower after.