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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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QS Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Ireland
Trinity College Dublin of The University of Dublin is ranked as the best university in Ireland.
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Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
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As UK Election Looms, Ireland Fears 'Brexit'
With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.
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The historians' view: what triggered World War I
What was it that led the Great Powers to fall into one of the bloodiest conflicts of all time? Two historians, Gerd Krumeich of Duesseldorf University and John Horne of Trinity College, Dublin, offer their explanations.
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Why Spain's bank rescue could bring only brief respite
The 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Madrid up to 100 billion euros for its bank rescue fund in an attempt to reassure investors
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
-
QS Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Ireland
Trinity College Dublin of The University of Dublin is ranked as the best university in Ireland.
-
Irish Gay Marriage Vote Reflects Church in Decline
Friday's vote on legalising same-sex marriage in Ireland is a further sign of the waning influence of the once-dominant Catholic Church, experts said.
-
As UK Election Looms, Ireland Fears 'Brexit'
With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.
-
The historians' view: what triggered World War I
What was it that led the Great Powers to fall into one of the bloodiest conflicts of all time? Two historians, Gerd Krumeich of Duesseldorf University and John Horne of Trinity College, Dublin, offer their explanations.
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Why Spain's bank rescue could bring only brief respite
The 17-nation currency area agreed to lend Madrid up to 100 billion euros for its bank rescue fund in an attempt to reassure investors
