Visit to Free Mason’s Grand Hall, Molesworth Street, Dublin Wed 27th Nov 2024, 12.00 noon The Masonic Fraternity dates its existence back to the 16th Century. By the early 18th Century, Masonic Lodges were established in England, Ireland and Scotland and “Grand Lodges” were formed to govern the fraternity. The organisation’s aim is empower members to be the best they can be, both for themselves and for society. It does this by providing a structure to enable positive contributions to…
Find out more »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday November 28th 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 »Political Malpractice: How the Democrats Lost to Trump Again Lecture in Physics Lecture Theatre at 11:00am with a hybrid lecture via Zoom on December 3rd. Drawing from the latest available data on the 2024 U.S. election, it will argue that Democrats lost more than that Donald Trump won. It will build on this analysis to draw lessons for the Democrats and suggest what we might expect from a second term in office for Trump. Brief Bio: Daniel Geary is the…
Find out more »Did Ireland Have an Empire Lecture in Physics Lecture Theatre at 11:00am with a hybrid lecture via Zoom on December 9th. Ireland was England’s oldest colony. How did the English empire actually function in early modern Ireland and how did this change over time? What did access to European empires mean for people living in Ireland? This talk answers these questions at a moment when events of the early twenty-first century – Brexit, ‘the culture wars’, the campaigns around ‘Black Lives Matters’ and…
Find out more »Dear Members of the Trinity Retirement Association, You are invited to join us at Christmas Commons in Trinity College on Monday 9th December 2024. This is a traditional celebration and is very popular so early booking is advisable. Please make your booking vis the TRA Website by Monday 2nd December. Bookings will not be accepted after this date. Commons is served @ 6.15pm, so it is advisable that you are in situ at 6pm/6.05pm at the latest. Arrivals after…
Find out more »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday January 23th 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 »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday February 27th 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 »Dear Members Our next coffee morning will be held on Thursday March 27th 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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