Home
Welcome
Welcome to the Trinity Oscar Wilde Centre for Irish Writing, School of English, Trinity College. On this site you will find information about the Centre and about the two Master's degree courses which are housed here
News
-
Return to campus staff informationThe information outlines the planning for a resumption of non-teaching activities after the COVID-19 shutdown of the University and considering national and local guidelines. The planning and risk assessment provide for a safe resumption of work on campus by all members of the School.
-
Warmest congratulations to Catherine Talbot on the launch of her debut novel 'A Good Father’.Catherine was a student on the M.Phil. in Creative Writing in the Trinity Oscar Wilde Centre in 2017. The virtual launch will take place on Thursday, 25th February at 7.30 p.m. The event link is available upon request: lfarrell@penuginrandomhouse.ie. @PenguinIEBooks @easons @DubrayBooks #AGoodFather
-
Fitzroy Pyle Postgraduate Entry Bursary 2021The School of English is delighted to announce a new PhD entry Bursary, now open to applicants intending to begin their studies in September 2021. Professor William Fitzroy Pyle (1907-89) was a central figure in the Department of English at Trinity College Dublin, and a scholar of Renaissance English Literature, with a particular interest in Shakespeare and Milton.
-
Eimear Ryan announced as 2021 Writer-in-Residence in UCCMany congratulations to Eimear Ryan, a graduate of the MPhil in Creative Writing, who has been anounced as the 2021 Writer-in-Residence in UCC. Eimear's debut novel, Holding Her Breath, will be published by Penguin Sandycove in June 2021.
-
MA in Opera Making and WritingThis Masters programme allows composers and writers to focus on how new opera is created, developed and performed. Part of an exciting partnership between Guildhall School and the Royal Opera House, the programme centres around the creation of a 25-minute chamber opera which is fully staged in Milton Court Studio Theatre.
Following a successful run in Edinburgh in 2015, Kate Perry, graduate of the M.Phil in Creative Writing 2011, is now...
Posted by The School of English, Trinity College Dublin on Tuesday, April 5, 2016
The Evening Lecture Series on Literature and Revolutions continues on Tuesday 22 March with Professor Chris Morash's...
Posted by The School of English, Trinity College Dublin on Friday, 18 March 2016