Celebration time at Trinity Hall

IN 1904, Trinity College Dublin was the first institution of higher learning in these islands to open its doors to female students.

In 1908, a residential facility of 15 acres was acquired in Dartry, which was then in Co Dublin. This facility, originally housing fewer than 100 female students, has grown and developed with the changing character of the college and the island.

In 2008, Trinity Hall, a facility now for more than 1,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students of all genders, creeds, colours and nationalities, is marking its centenary.

We, the ladies and gentlemen of Trinity Hall, kindly request those who have passed through here as residents, visitors or friends to send us their photos and reminiscences to help us commemorate this memorable occasion. The anniversary will be celebrated in the hall on Saturday, May 10, with lunch, tours and exhibitions.

Further information is available from me at the addresses below and details of the event can be found at www.wardentrinityhall.tcdlife.ie/centenary

Brendan Tangney

The Warden’s Office

Trinity Hall

Dartry Road

Dublin 6

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