Trinity College (Campus Accommodation)
Trinity College, Dublin, is one of the oldest universities in the British Isles, and the oldest in Ireland. Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth 1st, the College is in an enviable position in the very heart of Ireland's capital.
During the summer vacation between the middle of June and the end of September the College opens up its 800 residential rooms on the historic city centre campus for visitors. The accommodation available within the campus reflects the various architectural periods during which the College has been in existence. The rooms range from older traditional student style accommodation in buildings of character, right up to modern buildings where the rooms have private bathroom facilities. The varying styles of accommodation ensure that there is something suitable for all tastes and budgets. The truly unique location ensures that Trinity is an ideal place to base yourself when you visit Dublin city. One of the leading visitor attractions, the Book of Kells is housed on the campus, and Trinity itself is within walking distance of shops, other major visitor attractions, theatres, cinemas, museums and libraries. Standing on a self contained site, the College itself covers some 35 acres of cobbled squares and green spaces surrounded by buildings which represent the accumulated architectural riches of nearly three centuries. Some of the most famous people in Irish history were educated at Trinity; writers like Dean Swift and Samuel Beckett; scientists like Rowan Hamilton the mathematician,and E.T.S. Walton, who won the Nobel Prize for his work on the atom. Other graduates include Ireland's first president Douglas Hyde, and, more recently, Mary Robinson, the first female president of the country.
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When arranging any function whether large or small, the aim of Trinity College is to exceed the expectation of the guests. The historic Dining Hall offers a unique experience: an impressive venue with excellent cuisine and service to create a truly memorable experience. Trinity College has for many years used its unique facilities to achieve this result for its many corporate and conference clients. Its success has been such that it is probably the premier hospitality venue in the country.
Local Attractions near Trinity College (Campus Accommodation)
- The Chester Beatty Library (0.31 km) - The contents of this fascinating gallery was bequeathed to Ireland by its first honorary citizen, American mining engineer and collector, Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (1875-1968). The collection includes manuscripts, prints, icons, miniatures, and objet d'ar
- Christ Church Cathedral (0.81 km) - Founded in 1030, the present building dates from 1180 with a major restoration in the 1870s. The crypt is the second largest medieval crypt in Britain or Ireland. There are daily services and choral services on Sundays and during the week.
- Dublin Castle (0.31 km) - With two towers and a partial wall, this is the city's most outstanding legacy of the Middle Ages. Of interest are the Record Tower, state apartments, Church of the Most Holy Trinity and Heraldic Museum. The inauguration of the President of Ireland and re
- National Gallery of Ireland (0.89 km) - The gallery, founded in 1854 by an Act of Parliament, houses the national collections of Irish art and European Old Masters including Caravaggio, Poussin, El Greco, Roderic O'Conor, and the Yeats'.
- Natural History Museum (0.72 km) - The Natural History Museum, which is part of The National Museum of Ireland, is a zoological museum containing diverse collections of world wildlife. The Irish Room, on the ground floor, is devoted largely to Irish mammals, sea creatures and insects. It
- DVblinia (0.85 km) - The story of medieval Dublin. Housed in the former Synod Hall beside Christ Church Cathedral and developed by the Medieval Trust, DVBLINIA recreates the period from the arrival of Strongbow and the Anglo-Normans in 1170 to the closure of the monasteries b
- National Photographic Archive (0.47 km) - The National Photographic Archive, which is part of the National Library of Ireland, was opened in 1998 in an award-winning building in the Temple bar area of Dublin. The archive holds an unrivalled collection of photographic images relating to Irish his
- National Library of Ireland (0.49 km) - Founded in 1877 and based on collections from The Royal Dublin Society. The National Library holds an estimated 5 million items. There are collections of printed books, manuscripts, prints and drawings, photos, maps, newspapers, mircofilms and ephemera.
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- Temple Bar (0.24 km) -
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