Hair-straighteners, headphones, food dicers, kettles, steamers, lamps, jewellery and a toy train - amazing fixing by @togdublin.bsky.social for the last 2 hours in Unit18. Many happy customers, what a great way to finish #GreenWeek in @tcddublin.bsky.social

Join us tonight for our Talk with Trinity series with Professor Brian Lawlor as we discuss 'how connection heals and loneliness harms your health.' No registration required.

We hosted our fourth Career Café at Unit18 this week, here's how it went:

Talking trees! Thanks to our kind neighbours in St Andrew's Resource Centre (Carmel, Terry, Andreas), we will be planting oak and silver birch trees across various locations in Trinity, under the guidance of Collie, @collieennis.bsky.social @tcddublin.bsky.social . Nice start to Friday!

Catch up on what's going on in Unit18 with our newsletter out today, mailchi.mp/c60c11709893... @tcdpsychology.bsky.social @tcdschoolssp.bsky.social #civicengagement

Listen back to our conversation about #water quality as part of the #TalksonTheTide climate chats last Summer - sl1nk.com/Nmx1D. Recorded in Kilmore Quay, with thanks to Wexford CC, Colm Ennis and Ruth Clinton @tcddublin.bsky.social and artist Nina McGowan #creativeireland

Looking forward to our Applied Theatre workshop for #health advocacy on Saturday morning here from 10.30 with Chukwudi Okoye, PhD, Atlantic Fellow at the Global Brain Health Institute. All welcome, register shorturl.at/BmrmK @trinityneuro.bsky.social @engagedroadmap.bsky.social #publicengagement

Today our Fáilte Isteach team and learners made Saint Brigid’s Crosses, sending blessings of health from our home at Unit 18 to yours, and opening the door a little to let spring in 🌱

Next Wednesday is Lewy body dementia day, the 2nd most common form of #dementia. Find out more at our Information Day in Unit18 (Trinity in the Community) from 3.30pm. Drop in and chat to researchers and carers ; all welcome. @ageaction.bsky.social @hselive.bsky.social @tcdpsychology.bsky.social

All welcome to join our free English conversation classes every Friday morning and Monday evening from Jan 26th in Unit18 (Trinity in the Community) @dublincitylibs.bsky.social @immigrationirl.bsky.social @tcddublin.bsky.social

Listen to our #TalksOnTheTide from earlier this summer now available on YouTube. Conversations on Wexford beaches about #climatechange. The project was a recipient of the Creative Climate Action fund, an initiative from the Creative Ireland Programme. www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Our youngest visitors to Unit18 were in this morning with their mums for our monthly #LaLecheLeague meeting. In collaboration with @HealthyTrinity

Thinking back to the fun we had with Anusha teaching us some Classical Indian dance moves. Watch this space for future classes.

Thrilled that the wonderful Holly Ritchie, PhD student and invaluable contributor in Unit18 is the Winner of the Written Category in the TILDA 2025 Connecting Generations Student Awards, tilda.tcd.ie/news-events/.... Based on a personal reflection on #civicEngagement & #ageing

Join us for the last talk in our Talk with Trinity series with Ciarán Brady and Patrick Geoghegan as we discuss US politics today: the presidency, past, present and future.

Join us at Unit18 in collaboration with @healthytrinity.bsky.social and @lalecheleague.bsky.social as we celebrate National Breastfeeding Week!

Join us tonight for our third Talk with Trinity, a two-part series with Professor Ciarán Brady & Professor Patrick Geoghegan with United States politics today: the system, how did we get here?

Great to see a good turnout at @tcdunit18.bsky.social for @cwallacedublin.bsky.social's talk on Wed 17th titled "30 June 1922 – Dublin’s biggest explosion? Recovering the lost Public Record Office of Ireland”. @historytcd.bsky.social

See below the programme for our Autumn #TalkWithTrinity series. Informal talks with @tcddublin.bsky.social staff, all welcome. From Roman History on TV to American politics, with Profs Rebecca Usherwood, Ciarán Wallace, Patrick Geoghegan and Ciarán Brady

Unit18 is the first dedicated physical space provided by Trinity College Dublin for civic and community engagement. Watch this space for an exciting lineup of activities in your local community.