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Congratulations to all the School of English students nominated for National Student Media Awards! The Awards take place on April 9th, in the Mansion House: smedias.ie

Trinity recently renamed the library after Eavan Boland, as part of a process that had Trinity College Dublin students, their voices and their values at its heart. Here, see students studying Boland’s poetry recite a powerful and moving verse from ‘Anna Liffey’: tiktok.com/@trinitycolleg…

✍️The Rooney Prize for Irish Literature is for an outstanding body of work by an emerging Irish writer under forty years of age. The final deadline for submissions is 30 May 2025. The winner of the award will be announced in autumn 2026. More information: tcd.ie/owc/the-rooney…

📚Join us this Wednesday at 6pm for a discussion on the writing of John Banville with Prof Chris Morash (TCD School of English) and Dr Mark O’Connell (Author and Rooney Writer Fellow Trinity Long Room Hub) organised by The Library of Trinity College Dublin. 🎟️eventbrite.ie/e/an-infinitel… #JohnBanville #HubMatters

✨Happy Days Enniskillen International Beckett Festival designs and curates cultural and education events in Enniskillen, that celebrate the town’s literary heritage of Oscar Wilde and Nobel Laureate Samuel Beckett. See this year's events here: eventbrite.co.uk/o/oh-my-godot-…

Congratulations to TCD School of English Senior Sophister student Professor Annette Byrne on being elected to the Royal Irish Academy! ria.ie/members/profes…

💡Happening this evening! Please join us for this special event in Trinity Long Room Hub at 6 pm.📚

Call for papers for the 2025 Conference of the International Yeats Society. The organisers invite proposals of no more than 250 words for 20 minute papers, three-paper panels or discussion roundtables on the topic of ‘W. B. Yeats: Dubliner’. More here: tcd.ie/english/resear…

May 1st - "Antigone and Ireland: A Symposium in the Legal Humanities" is a free one-day symposium that will examine the enduring influence of this ancient Greek heroine in Ireland. TCD School of English professors Paul Delaney & Carlo Gébler will be taking part! eventbrite.ie/e/antigone-and…

🎉 Congratulations to the 14 newly elected Arts and Humanities Fellows, announced by Provost Dr Linda Doyle this morning!🎓 🔎Read more: tcd.ie/trinitylongroo… #TrinityMonday #HubMatters

Shakespeare in Ireland, edited by Professor Andy Murphy: Through a selection of essays from a variety of voices, this volume maps the ways Shakespeare has been adapted, adopted and appropriated in Ireland from the late 17th century through to the present. bloomsbury.com/uk/shakespeare…

In Hodges Figgis on Wednesday 7th May from 6pm, join author Sara Lodge as she talks about her book ‘The Mysterious Case of the Victorian Female Detective’ waterstones.com/events/book-ta…

Fantastic review for former Creative Writing MPhil student Virginia Evans' debut novel 'The Correspondent'! irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

On Thursday 15th May, Prof Zachary Leader will give a talk on Richard Ellmann, James Joyce and Literary Biography at the Trinity Long Room Hub, 5PM. No registration required, just come along on the day!

Warm congratulations to Gustav Parker Hibbett who has been announced as the winner of the 2025 Pollard International Poetry Prize for their debut poetry collection ‘High Jump as Icarus Story’. Read more: tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

✨✨✨Congratulations to Gustav Parker Hibbett, who has received the 2025 John Pollard Foundation International Poetry Prize for their debut poetry collection, High Jump as Icarus Story! irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

Interview: eoin mcnamee on his gripping new novel The Bureau, James Ellroy, and the cult movie adaptation of his book Resurrection Man hotpress.com/culture/eoin-m…

🧐🌍Professor Chris Morash joins a panel of researchers to review the novels shortlisted for the 2025 Climate Fiction Prize: tcd.ie/news_events/to…

The MPhil in Irish Writing Dissertation Showcase will be held Monday, May 19, from 10.30 in the Hamilton Building. Fifteen students will be talking about a range of topics, all related to Irish literature and culture. It’s free and open to all. Schedule below!

🎭Hibernian Shakespeare: A one-day academic symposium showcases current work on Shakespeare on the Irish stage and page from the Restoration to today. Saturday, June 14th. Register (for free!) here: eventbrite.ie/e/hibernian-sh…