TU Dublin / OT Baile Átha Cliath

08/09/2026

TU Dublin was delighted to host the Self-Employment for Persons with Disabilities Conference, a major all-island event exploring how we can make self-employment a more accessible and viable option for persons with disabilities.

Thank you to our speakers, partners and supporters, including Workday, for helping to advance this important conversation and support greater opportunities for inclusion and entrepreneurship.

28/08/2026

🚨A new era for TU Dublin FC is here! ⚽️🔥

The countdown is on as TU Dublin FC gets set to make its mark in the brand-new FAI National League.

The competition marks a significant milestone in our university football programme and provides a fantastic opportunity for our players to compete at a new national level.

The inaugural season kicks off this weekend, with TU Dublin FC making their home debut against Salthill Devon on Saturday, 5 September at 5pm at our Grangegorman campus. 🏟️

27/08/2026

Still looking for the right course?

If you haven’t secured the course you wanted, or you’ve changed your mind about your options, there’s still a chance to find your place at TU Dublin!

Through CAO Available Places you can explore courses with some spaces left across all our campuses, including Culinary Arts, Digital Marketing, Business, Early Childhood Education & Care, Electronic Engineering, Health Informatics and more.

🔗Find out more at https://www.tudublin.ie/study/undergraduate/cao/cao-2026/

20/08/2026

20/08/2026

A university student who never sat her Leaving Cert wants pupils about to get their exam results to know that "there are so many options to get to wherever you want to be" regardless of how many CAO points they receive.

17/08/2026

Best of luck to our TU Dublin alumna and Dublin Rose, Suaad Mooge, as she takes part in this year’s Rose of Tralee Festival! 🌹✨

Sending you our very best wishes for a wonderful experience. We’re so proud to see one of our own take centre stage and represent Dublin and TU Dublin. 💙
Go Suaad! 🌹💙 We’re cheering you on all the way!

14/08/2026

What role can the way we use road space play in revitalising Ireland's towns?

Quality public spaces, walkability and vibrant town centres all play an important role in creating places where people want to live, work, visit and invest.

A new report, commissioned by the National Town Centre First Office and the LGMA and undertaken by TU Dublin, explores how public spaces, town centres and streets can support thriving communities and highlights regeneration, economic activity and quality of life in towns of all sizes.

Drawing on Irish and international research, as well as case studies from Blackrock, Dundrum and Pontevedra in Spain, the study examines how public spaces, town centres and streets can support thriving, vibrant and liveable communities.

Read the report here:https://towncentrefirst.ie/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/RoadSpaceRealloc_TUDublin_2025_Ac_Issue.pdf

13/08/2026