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Image of Gaia in the Long Room from the upper floor

Why have the books been removed from the Library at Trinity College Dublin?

A woman with brown shoulder length hair and a beige blazer with an old stone wall behind her.

Anne-Marie Diffley

4 min read • 6 August 2024

People with their hands in the air at a concert

Explore Upcoming Gigs in Dublin at 3Arena, Marlay Park & Malahide Castle.

1 min read • 1 July 2024

Green trees and the sun shining on Trinity College Dublin

Experience the Best of Dublin: Stay at Trinity and Enjoy the Live at Iveagh Gardens Concert Series

1 min read • 1 July 2024

Trinity Summer Series stage

Trinity Summer Series 2025 line up: everything you need to know

Naoimh Looney, wearing a blue shirt.

2 min read • 23 April 2024

details of pages from the book of kells manuscript

Insular Majuscule

2 min read • 3 October 2022

Animation of a stone cross and a man in a blue and brown robe standing in front of it

Book of Kells Animations with Irish Sign Language

2 min read • 22 March 2021

Animal symbolism in The Book of Kells: twitter

Animal symbolism in the Book of Kells

2 min read • 9 October 2020

Image from The Book of Kells

The Book of Kells’ colourful past: whites, pinks and purples

2 min read • 2 October 2020

Close up of a blue peacock in the Book of Kells

The Book of Kells: awash with a sea of blues

3 min read • 18 September 2020

Close up of spirals, circles and intricate illustrations from the Book of Kells

The Portrait Painter, the Illustrator and the Goldsmith

2 min read • 4 October 2019

An illustration from the Book of Kells featuring animals and angels weaving into each other

Stunning Easter Symbolism in the Book of Kells

2 min read • 15 April 2019

An illustration of Mary and child flanked by two angels in the Book of Kells

The symbolism of snakes through the centuries

2 min read • 14 March 2019