"Hope is being able to see light in spite of all the darkness."
- Desmond Tutu
Book Ticketed Events
These events are free of charge, booking is required:
Zoological Museum Tour
Monday 13th April [BOOKED OUT], Tuesday 14th April and Thursday 16th April 2.30 - 3.30 pm.
Facilitator: Dr. Martyn Linnie
Visit Dublin’s best kept secret; the Zoological Museum and meet some of the most amazing creatures on the planet! Suitable for all the family. Museum Website
Venue: Zoology Building
This is a free event, booking essential. Book here
“Focus on Women in Light” - Talk and Masterclass:
2pm Thursday 16th April
Speaker: Professor Julieta Fierro
This two-part event opens with Prof Fierro speaking on her research work. Following a chance to network, Julieta will host a Masterclass (designed for early career researchers, postdoctoral researchers, postgraduate students, and particularly females) to explore her career and the challenges/opportunities she faced as a woman in her chosen profession.
More information on this event (PDF).
Venue: Schroedinger Theatre
This is a free event, booking required.
Talk and Panel Discussion
7.30pm Thursday 16th April
"Are Irish universities committed to enlightenment ideals? Recent and forthcoming developments in Irish higher education policy and legislation"
The government is soon to publish legislation reforming Ireland's higher education system. In particular, it will cover a the governance structures, funding, performance and accountability of universities. Given the importance of universities to our education system, culture and economy, it is vital that these reforms support rather than hamper their missions. This event is organised by the Fellows of Trinity College, who hope that it will play a part in the discussions the new legislation will no doubt provoke.
Venue: Public Theatre, Exam Hall
This is a free event, booking essential. Book here