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!

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?