Join us at the @TLRHub for the Trinity Early Modern History Research Seminar this coming Monday at 4PM. Prof Andrew Hopper (University of Oxford) will be speaking on ‘Widowhood and Bereavement during the English Civil Wars’. All welcome.
https://t.co/pNNtXY7rO0
Join us at the @TLRHub for the Trinity Early Modern History Seminar today at 4PM. Prof Katie Barclay (Macquarie University, Sydney) will be speaking on ‘The Rhythms of Safety: Emotions and Security for Children in Early Modern Europe’. All welcome.
https://t.co/uBGQnspHy5
🧙♀️ Who gets to decide who is a witch?
PhD researcher Mariana Villegas Triay explores the witch through a decolonial feminist lens, asking whose knowledge is recognised and whose stories are erased.
🎃 Happy Halloween!
https://t.co/Lq17C8Suei
A short reflection on my time at @UWConline and Centre for Humanities Research as the Visiting Fellow on the Charlotte Maxeke-Mary Robinson Research Chair.
Thank you to the @TLRHub for providing the space and curating the piece.
https://t.co/TfAnFMUPl8
The Trinity Early Modern History Seminar is kicking off this coming Monday with Fara Dabhoiwala (Princeton University). He will be speaking about his fascinating work to recover the story of Francis Williams. The seminar takes place at 4PM @TLRHub.
https://t.co/tuxEvPgqMG
The Embassy of France in Ireland and the @TLRHub are delighted to invite you to a keynote address by Minister @CaroitEleonore
📅 Friday, October 9, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM
📍 Trinity College (Chamber - GMB)
🎟️ Free, registration required : https://t.co/xhjALvFb9M
'Can We Imagine a Better World?' @TLRHub on Tuesday 22 September at 3pm will explore some of the great challenges of our time and the positive impact of our arts and humanities research. Dr Jude Lal Fernando is on the multidisciplinary panel.
https://t.co/kKNiDV3kdS
🎉 The 2026 Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival starts TODAY!
Join us for conversations, ideas & research - from medical & health humanities and the Vatican Archives to imagining Ireland’s future and exploring great lost inventions.
https://t.co/D93Bsoj2XV
11 September 2026 // Rodolfo Walsh Across Borders @TLRHub
A symposium revisiting the legacy of Argentinian writer and investigative journalist Rodolfo Walsh (1927–1977).
Tickets: https://t.co/tQUj71FqW2
Tune in to the latest episode of Talking History on @NewstalkFM to hear our Research Programme Officer, Dr Andrew Dorman, tell the stories of the Irish who served in the British Army.
Listen now: https://t.co/SeKO1RriHz
"The Odyssey is ultimately about how we treat others, and Nolan’s film brings that theme to the fore."
Dr Lisa Doyle (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, @TCDClassics) writes about Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey film for the @irishexaminer.
Read now: https://t.co/BGZCyPLuo1
🎧Listen in to Prof Ahuvia Kahane (@TCDClassics) explain how to read Homer's epic ahead of Christopher Nolan's magnum opus release, on @RTERadio1.
https://t.co/uxwrdB73PC
Dr Rachel Hoare has secured a €400,000 #Erasmus+ grant as Principal Investigator on “Befriending for Refugee Integration through Embodied Creativity & Network Development” (BEFRIEND), a two-year project (2026-2028) uniting partners across five countries: https://t.co/tZcCIXpX85
A look back at the presentation of the Trinity European Laureate Award to @EUCssrMcGrath in Brussels last week.
Presented by Provost Dr @LindaDoyle, in partnership with @Teneo, the award recognised Commissioner McGrath’s contribution to public life and democratic leadership.
This week, we presented the Trinity European Laureate Award to European Commissioner @EUCssrMcGrath in recognition of his contribution to democracy.
Organised in partnership with @Teneo, the award was presented by Provost Dr @LindaDoyle in Brussels.
https://t.co/mU9EUaqJEY
In this interview with Kate Brayden of Oxfam Ireland, @brendancbrowne reflects on what took him to Al-Quds University as a Professor of international law and human rights, and his journey back to Ireland to take up his role @tcddublin in 2016.
https://t.co/fo9AGiYvra