Provost & President's Retrospective Review 2011-21

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Trinity Sport – raising our game and realising potential

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Sports facilities investment Celebrating success Trinity Sport has made significant changes and invested about A calendar of high-quality sporting events is hosted by Trinity €6 million in sport facilities within the last ten years including Sport each year, from the annual Trinity Sports Awards and the successful purchase and operation of the Iveagh Sports the Trinity Sport Scholarship Awards to the annual rugby and Grounds and improvements in infrastructure at Santry Sports rowing colours events and the Trinity Regatta. Grounds, College Park, Islandbridge Boathouse and the Trinity The annual Sports Awards are open to all college Sport Centre. The completion of the Santry Sports Grounds clubs and acknowledge the extraordinary commitment made has had a significant impact on quality and overall usage of by the Trinity sporting community. A highlight was in 2016 Trinity Sport facilities, contributing to a 125% increase in when sporting legend Sonia O’ Sullivan presented the awards usage since 2015. The Sport Centre reconfiguration project and competed in the annual campus 5k. In the course of the carried out in 2017 includes a new fitness studio, a high-per- decade, Trinity Sport has recruited notable graduate sporting formance gym and the expansion of the main fitness theatre ambassadors including Nicole Owens (Dublin Ladies GAA player to 420sqm – these enhancements have helped attract more and Trinity Alumna), Mark Pollock (motivational speaker and than 500k visits p.a. to the Centre. author), Ailish Egan (former Irish Rugby international), Ed Exciting infrastructural projects, including the out- Joyce (former Cricket international and Head coach of Ireland’s door sports development at Iveagh Sports Grounds, are in women’s cricket team) and Hugo MacNeill (former British and progress while Printing House Square is in the final stages of Irish Lions Rugby Union international). development and will host a world class standard rifle range In February 2018, Trinity hosted the GAA Higher and bring squash, handball, and racquet sports back to campus. Education Sigerson Cup Finals weekend at Santry Sports Trinity Sport has raised a further €6 million in addi- Grounds and showcased the newly refurbished facilities. In tional income from sponsorships and other sources during February 2020, Trinity Sport hosted the 100th edition of the the decade. For seven consecutive years, Trinity Sport has IUFU Collingwood Cup, the men’s soccer intervarsity comachieved the highest standards in sports facility provision petition, with eight teams competing in the quarter finals, in the annual National Quality Awards and won the ‘Third semi-finals, and finals across three consecutive days. Trinity Level Education and Fitness Club of the Year’ at the inaugural won the Farquhar Cup on the final day in an exciting penalty shoot-out at College Park. Nutramino Health and Fitness Awards in 2018.

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16 Public engagement

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pages 112-115

keeping it contemporary

7min
pages 104-107

and realising potential

6min
pages 108-111

13 Developing the campus

6min
pages 100-103

12 Philanthropy & alumni engagement

6min
pages 96-99

11.7 Professor Aileen Kavanagh

5min
pages 94-95

11.2 Professor Stephen Thomas

4min
pages 84-85

11.6 Professor Ortwin Hess

5min
pages 92-93

11.5 Professor Sylvia Draper

5min
pages 90-91

11.4 Professor Omar García

4min
pages 88-89

11.3 Professor Colin Doherty

5min
pages 86-87

11 11.0 New professor interviews

5min
pages 80-81

10 Trinity’s thriving flora and fauna

7min
pages 76-79

and industry engagement

7min
pages 72-75

07 Opening access to education

7min
pages 64-67

08 Supporting the Trinity student experience

6min
pages 68-71

05.18 Plamen Stamenov

3min
pages 58-59

05.17 David Kenny

3min
pages 56-57

05.15 Adriele Prina-Mello

3min
pages 52-53

05.14 Rachel McDonnell

3min
pages 50-51

05.12 Catherine Hayes

4min
pages 46-47

05.4 Tríona Lally

4min
pages 30-31

05.11 Aidan McDonald

3min
pages 44-45

05.8 Catherine Comiskey

4min
pages 38-39

05.7 Lina Zgaga

3min
pages 36-37

05.5 Jeremy (Jay) Piggott

3min
pages 32-33

05.3 Kenneth Pearce

4min
pages 28-29

04 Trinity’s Global Relations

7min
pages 18-21

05.6 Mary Rogan

3min
pages 34-35
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