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Trinity’s School of Creative Arts in Exciting New Collaboration with Irish National Opera
Today marks the launch of a new series of public talks from the Department of Music (School of Creative Arts) in collaboration with the Irish National Opera (INO).
22 Jan 2020
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More students, less funding: Higher education funding peaked in 1990s and has never been matched
A new historical study of higher education in Ireland shows how the sector prospered when there was cross-party political consensus on the value of education as a public good.
16 Dec 2019
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In Focus: Eve Patten on why literature led her to Trinity
Eve Patten is a Professor in the School of English and a Fellow of Trinity College Dublin. She has served as Head of School, Director of the Oscar Wilde Centre and Co-ordinator of the MPhil in Irish Writing. She is currently the G
13 Dec 2019
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Identities in Transformation Postgraduate Seminar Series 2019-20
A financial bubble in 1720, first-person abortion stories, and statues in Northern Ireland were just some of the lightening talks given by Arts, Humanities and Social Science researchers as part of the Postgraduate Identities in T
12 Dec 2019
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Behind the Headlines asks: ‘What’s going on in Hong Kong?’
Hong Kong and the ongoing unrest in the region was the focus of the Trinity Long Room Hub’s latest Behind the Headlines.
04 Dec 2019
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The Poetics of Print: The Private Press Tradition and Irish Poetry
The Yeats sisters are rarely mentioned in the same breath as their poet brother William, but Susan and Elizabeth Yeats were a pioneering duo in Irish publishing and design during the twentieth century. Together with English design
27 Nov 2019
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Women’s Stories – ‘Late the wife of …’: Widows and the 1641 Depositions
A talk by Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, School of Histories and Humanities, as part of the Women’s Stories series, a collaboration between Near FM and the Trinity Long Room Hub.
25 Nov 2019
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Growing up in 19th century Ireland: new book explores history of childhood
What was it like to be a child in 19th century Ireland? A new book by Trinity alumnus, Dr Mary Hatfield explores the modern ideas about Irish childhood that have their roots in the first three quarters of the 19th century.
20 Nov 2019
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New Chancellor of Trinity delivers Annual Edmund Burke Lecture 2019
Former President of Ireland, Professor Mary McAleese delivered the Trinity Long Room Hub Annual Edmund Burke Lecture 2019 last night, just days after her appointment as the new Chancellor of Trinity College Dublin.
06 Nov 2019
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Do we need to rethink terrorism?
It’s a European export and a story that starts back in the French Revolution, but as it becomes global in the 20th century, terrorism has evolved to encompass all types of political violence.
01 Nov 2019
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