Income at Trinity College Dublin increases to €458m last year

“Income at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) last year increased by €47 million to €458.2 million as the college recovered from Covid-19 shutdowns. That is according to TCD’s annual 2022 financial statements …” (more)

[Gordon Deegan, RTÉ News, 7 June]

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