What a day we had yesterday at the finale of the Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival!🎉
The @TCD_AHSS choir lifted our spirits high with their beautiful voices!🎤🎶
#TCDAHFest#HubMatters
An absolute joy to coordinate Library Quick Picks for #TCDAHfest this year! My colleagues are amazing - from sounds of Lutheran hymns to a Banned Books Room🤫And I demoed a 16th C plague recipe 💀📜🖤 @tcdlibrary@TLRHub@EvePatten9@ireland
👏Congratulations to Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin who has been shortlisted for the 2023 T. S. Eliot Prize.
We recently had the pleasure of displaying Eiléan's poem, Small, on our windows here @TLRHub.🐦⬛
#tseliotprize#eileannichuilleanain#poetryireland
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The @IrishCancerSoc has had to cancel Daffodil Day. Having worked with them, I can tell you that this means an ENORMOUS hit to them financially. Many of their services truly rely on Daffodil Day donations. Please donate €4 now by texting CANCER to 50300.
This Friday we WANT YOU to join our Artists' Bloc! ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻We are inviting all artists, arts orgs & youth groups to join us in solidarity with @Fridays4future who have called for the biggest global climate strike. Meeting at 12pm on Friday we march from the Customs House to Dáil.
'Bolano's work reflects a sustained concern with relationships between place, politics, and artistic production.' Dr Emily Johnson discussing how 2666 speaks to #Cosmopolitan ideals of global citizenship at the '#Cosmopolitanism: #Literature, Language, Pedagogy' Symposium today
Trinity Long Room Hub Alumni Dr Emily Johnson will be discussing Roberto Bolaño’s 2666 in a talk titled 'A literature that belongs to all mankind' at the '#Cosmopolitanism: #Literature, Language, Pedagogy' Symposium tomorrow at 9am. Register here https://t.co/pNgcHhM6JW
A new reading group starts on Monday here in the @TLRHub lead by visiting Fellow James Smith looking at GIS and Spatial Humanities, there are still some spaces left #SpatialHumanities#digitalhumanities register now https://t.co/GDLEmbxDu4