Glasnevin Cemetery was established in 1832 by Daniel O’Connell. Glasnevin Cemetery is Ireland’s premier 124-acre national cemetery and historical landmark located in Dublin. Holding over 1.5 million burials. It was founded to provide a respectful burial ground for Catholics and people of all faiths, with the first burial in 1832. It serves as a massive open-air gallery of Irish history, culture, and Victorian architecture. Designed as a peaceful, landscaped garden cemetery, it features the largest collection of Celtic crosses in the world.…
Find out more »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday March 26th at 11.00am in the Pavilion bar on the Trinity Campus. As before we will purchase our own refreshments. Please feel free to bring a friend along. The Pavilion bar staff would welcome knowing how many people might attend. So, we would appreciate if you could book for this event. If you have not booked, please do not let that stop you coming along at the last minute.…
Find out more »Keeping Your Edge: The Neuroscience of Smart Ageing. Ian Robertson will review the evidence in support of the view that adult brain ageing (ages 30 plus) can and should be regarded as a journey of maturation rather than one of inexorable decline. Setting aside disease, which becomes more common with age, there is nothing inevitable about cognitive decline, particularly in educated people with a healthy lifestyle. Bio. Ian Robertson is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin. Ian was…
Find out more »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday May28th at 11.00am in the Pavilion bar on the Trinity Campus. As before we will purchase our own refreshments. Please feel free to bring a friend along. The Pavilion bar staff would welcome knowing how many people might attend. So, we would appreciate if you could book for this event. If you have not booked, please do not let that stop you coming along at the last minute. We…
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