Trinity College Dublin Sport

Activities for Teenagers for Summer 2026!🔥

1. Youth Coaching Academy 📝
An initiative for 16–17 year old budding coaches, youth leaders, and sports professionals with the tools to start their journey in sport coaching. 

2. Youth High Performance Clinic🏋️
An opportunity for young people ages 15-17 years old to progress in their sports. It is open to all levels, for teenagers with no previous strength and conditioning experience, and to athletes looking to take their game to the next level!

3. “Wolves” - Teenager Summer Camp 🐺
A camp for 14 - 16 years old, with a variety of sport and fitness activities in the heart of the city centre!

For more information on any of these programmes, check out our Website or our Sportskey booking page!

🏳️‍🌈 Pride Pilates 🧘‍♀️ 🧘‍♂️

Join us for a free, inclusive indoor Pilates flow session to launch Pride Month at Trinity Sport 🙌

There will be a post-event social at the Pav! 🥪

Our BraveHeart Summer Camps are back and better than ever this summer! Open to children aged 4-13, we will be running from June 29th until August 21st 🔥

We look forward to welcoming your family to our facilities this summer for more Trinity fun and
games 🦁

To book or find out more info, check the link in bio! 🔗

🚨Trinity Sport Scholarships🚨

Applications for the 2026-27 entry to the Trinity Scholarship are now open!
The closing date is 31 August 2026 📅

Apply or find out more via the 🔗 in bio!

🚨Pride Month is back and better than ever! 🏳️‍🌈🔥

Join us for an action packed month with free activities taking place each week!

Read more via the link in bio! 🔗

Congratulations to Dublin Unviersity Boat Club and Dublin University Ladies Boat Club for hosting another fantastic Regatta this year.

Trinity Regatta is an annual event first held in 1866 and is the largest sporting event hosted by the university. Originally raced on the Liffey in Dublin’s Docklands, the regatta has been held in Islandbridge every year since 1898 

Unlike the 6-lane lane races typical of other regattas, competition takes place along a sweeping 1800-metre stretch of the Liffey, between two crews in straight knock-out clashes.

Huge congratulations to the winners and to all crews who raced this year.

Congratulations to the Irish Universities team, who beat the combined French Universities 40-7 in Stade Marcel-Verchere last Friday. DUFC was represented by 8 players, including David Walsh, who captained the squad.

Congratulations to Kevin Jackson, Mark Walsh, Dave Walsh, Matt Lynch, Hugo Lynch, Jack O’Neill and Oscar Cawley.

The team was also supported by DUFC's own Killian Hickey (coach), Shane Murray (coach), and Warren Barry (physio).