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The competition,'Perseverance Through Words: A Tribute to Christy Nolan', was open to all disabled staff and students in Trinity, with all art forms welcome, including literary, visual arts, film, and performance.

As part of a series of events celebrating the naming of the Eavan Boland Library, there will be a special reading of her poems selected by poet and novelist, Colm Tóibín, on Thursday 24th April at 7pm.

The naming of the Eavan Boland Library was celebrated by Trinity’s Chancellor Dr Mary McAleese and guest of honour, poet Paula Meehan, with an audience of Trinity staff, students, Eavan Boland’s family, friends, and the Irish poetry community.

As part of a series of celebratory events marking the naming of the Eavan Boland Library, an ‘In Conversation’ with poets Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin and Katie Donovan will take place on Tuesday, 11 March 4.30pm-5.30pm in the Examination Hall, Trinity College.

The “Beckett Beyond” exhibition of student zines, was launched this week in the Orientation Space of the Eavan Boland Library. Produced by Junior Sophisters studying “Beckett Beyond”, a module offered by the Department of Drama (School of Creative Arts).