Just two days left to submit for TCB’s postgraduate showcase on 26 April 2026! Send in an abstract of 200 words on any topic related to the Centre for the Book’s research strands by 20 February. See further details here: www.tcd.ie/thebook/news...

Our Seminar Series resumes on Wednesday, 28 January, 5.00-6pm in Trinity Long Room Hub! TCB will be hosting a panel discussion on the value of libraries in the 21st century 📚 All are welcome, no registration required. See www.tcd.ie/thebook/even... for further details

Join TCB next Wednesday, 12 November, for our final seminar of 2025: From Constantinople into the World: The Mobility of Libraries and Their Owners Through the Example of Abū Bakr al-Širwānī, by Dr Boris Liebrenz (Bibliotheca Arabica, Leipzig). See tcd.ie/thebook/events-calendar/ for more info.

Join TCB next Wednesday, 12 November, for our final seminar of 2025: From Constantinople into the World: The Mobility of Libraries and Their Owners Through the Example of Abū Bakr al-Širwānī, by Dr Boris Liebrenz (Bibliotheca Arabica, Leipzig). See tcd.ie/thebook/events-calendar/ for more info.

Join Trinity Centre for the Book next week for our next seminar: François Fagel’s Bookcases: Visualising an Early Eighteenth-century Dutch Library in Trinity College Dublin by Joe Nankivell. All are welcome and no registration is required. Next Wed, 22 Oct, at 5pm in Trinity Long Room Hub

🏁Flags, failure and fighting climate change — the Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival has it all!🎉 Trinity’s annual Arts & Humanities Research Festival returns from 22-26 Sept with a week-long programme of talks, performances and more. www.tcd.ie/trinitylongr... #TCDAHFest

The Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival kicks off today! 🎉 Start your week with a dose of inspiration and discovery, and join us for thought-provoking talks and panel discussions that will spark new ideas and conversations. #TCDAHFest #ResearchMatters

What’s the Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival all about? 🤔 Our Director, Prof Patrick Geoghegan, has the answers! ✨ Talks, panels, performances & more — don’t miss it. 📅 Explore the programme & join us this week! www.tcd.ie/trinitylongr... #TCDAHFest #ResearchMatters #HubMatters

Join TCB this Wednesday at 4.30pm during the Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival @tlrhub.bsky.social 📚

DARIAH-IE, Irish node of pan-European Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities, appoints new national committee, featuring VOICES' own Prof Declan O'Sullivan and chaired by PI Prof Jane Ohlmeyer @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social @dariahie.bsky.social @adaptcentre.bsky.social

Be sure to check out the upcoming day of public lectures on Irish manuscripts of St. Gallen at Trinity Long Room Hub on June 16th. Details linked ⬇️ www.tcd.ie/trinitylongr...

Book just published in honour of #WomensHistoryMonth - Women's Historical Fiction Across The Globe (Palgrave Macmillan, 2025) link.springer.com/book/10.1007... Chpt 1 available open access thanks to support of Trinity College Dublin Trust @langslitscultures.bsky.social @historicalfic.bsky.social

This evening at the National Print Museum at 5pm! Make sure you register in advance at this link: www.tcd.ie/thebook/even...

TCB’s March seminar will be Wednesday 26 March at the National Print Museum. Join Museum staff for a talk about the Museum's beginning, collection, and mission, followed by live demonstrations of the collection. Free event, booking required: www.tcd.ie/thebook/even...

📸 Do you have historic photographs of Dublin street signage in the cló gaelach? ☘️ 🍀As we celebrate #StPatricksDay this year, we talk to @medievalireland.bsky.social (@historytcd.bsky.social), about Ireland's unique street signs and how you can help! 💡Learn more: bit.ly/CLOSCAPE #HubMatters

Only one week away from TCB’s March seminar at the National Print Museum! Talk with curators and see a live demonstration of the printing presses. Register here ⬇️

TCB’s March seminar will be Wednesday 26 March at the National Print Museum. Join Museum staff for a talk about the Museum's beginning, collection, and mission, followed by live demonstrations of the collection. Free event, booking required: www.tcd.ie/thebook/even...

We’re just two weeks away from TCB’s March seminar at the National Print Museum! Book your spot today: www.tcd.ie/thebook/even...

Today at 5pm in @tlrhub.bsky.social!

Join us next Wednesday the 26th for TCB’s February seminar featuring Gráinne O’Toole and Nidhi Zak/AriaEipe, Managing Director and Commissioning Editor from @skeinpress.bsky.social All are welcome and no registration is required.

From @chesterbeatty.bsky.social Call for Papers: Libraries in the Ottoman World (6-8 Nov. 2025). Abstract submissions due 28 February. See details at www.tcd.ie/thebook/news...

TCB's first seminar of 2025 is less than two weeks away! Join us @tlrhub.bsky.social on Wednesday, January 29th -- and for the rest of the term -- for talks from curators, publishers, book collectors, and activists about their contributions to Ireland’s contemporary book culture 📚

Join TCB and @chesterbeatty.bsky.social this Wednesday 29.01 at 5pm in @tlrhub.bsky.social for the first TCB seminar of 2025! 📚 No registration is required.

📚Join us as we celebrate the 2025 #InternationalDayofEducation with insights from Prof Carmel O'Sullivan, the Dean of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Trinity College Dublin. 📽️Watch now: youtu.be/CeqxwLaA0Z0 #HubMatters #ResearchMatters #EducationDay

The Constantia Maxwell Scholarship is now open for applications, to provide funding for a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma course in the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultural Studies Applications close on 1 April 2025. Check eligibility and how to apply: www.tcd.ie/langs-lits-c...

Join TCB and @chesterbeatty.bsky.social this Wednesday 29.01 at 5pm in @tlrhub.bsky.social for the first TCB seminar of 2025! 📚 No registration is required.

TCB's first seminar of 2025 is less than two weeks away! Join us @tlrhub.bsky.social on Wednesday, January 29th -- and for the rest of the term -- for talks from curators, publishers, book collectors, and activists about their contributions to Ireland’s contemporary book culture 📚