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The New York launch of Inspiring Generations – The Campaign for Trinity College Dublin, the largest and most ambitious philanthropic campaign in Irish history, took place on Wednesday 12 June 2019. Thank you to everyone who came and supported this event.

An €80 million building for the Trinity Business School at Trinity College Dublin was opened today by Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar. The flagship development will house the scaled up Trinity Business School, a global leader in innovative business education programmes.

Trinity launched the public phase of its €400 million fundraising campaign today. ‘Inspiring Generations’ is the University’s first major philanthropic campaign in its more than 400-year history and the largest ever undertaken in education on the island of Ireland.

Six students with intellectual disabilities graduated with a Level 5 Certificate in Arts, Science and Inclusive Applied Practice from Trinity and the sense of achievement, celebration and pride was immense.

Trinity announced plans for a new €60 million Institute that has been made possible by a major private philanthropic donation by Glen Dimplex founder Dr Martin Naughton and his wife Carmel.

Trinity launched a plan for the creation of the Grand Canal Innovation District in Dublin which will significantly strengthen Ireland’s competitive advantage when developing new companies or competing for foreign direct investment.

Student learning, teaching and research are at the heart of Trinity’s first Estates Strategy which includes a €230 million capital programme.

The intention to develop a new cancer institute, the first of its kind in Ireland, was announced by Trinity and St James’s Hospital. The institute will set a new standard for cancer care, integrating medicine and science in cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship.