Oscar-nominated actor, Ruth Negga, renowned singer songwriter Eleanor McEvoy and retired senator and civil rights activist David Norris meet Trinity’s librarians, archivists, curators and conservators who are responsible for some of the world’s greatest collections of manuscripts, printed books and historic artefacts.
Applications for paid student positions are now being accepted for the coming academic year 2026/7.
The gift from The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation will support the design and construction of a gallery on the ground floor of the Old Library
A new exhibition highlights the many legacies of Michael Davitt as a social reformer and celebrates his lifelong efforts to combat poverty, injustice, and oppression wherever he found them.
The Library, in collaboration with the Department of Drama and the Trinity Centre for Beckett Studies, is proud to announce the launch of the fourth series of “Beckett Beyond Zines” which will be on display in the Eavan Boland Library mid-February.
Dr Edward Worth (1676–1733), an early eighteenth-century Dublin physician, was fascinated by medicine, science, and books as material objects and our ‘Birds’ exhibition brings together all three of these interests.