Trinity College, University of Dublin

ML 's father, Richard Shakleton or Shackleton, from a family which had settled in Ireland from Yorkshire, was a schoolmaster at Ballitore School . Unusually for a Quaker, he had been educated at Trinity College

EMC 's father, John William Clerke , was a bank manager, land-owner, classical scholar, and amateur astronomer who had graduated from Trinity College .

EMC 's brother, Aubrey St John Clerke , graduated from Trinity College and practised as a barrister in London.

He then taught for a term at Campbell College in Belfast (a well-known grammar school) before taking up an English-teaching position at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris. He later also taught at Trinity College, Dublin

While working on her B. Litt at Oxford, ENC began teaching Renaissance literature at Trinity College , Dublin, where she later served as Dean of the Faculty of Arts. She remained one of a...

EB lectured at Trinity College , Dublin beginning this job at the age of twenty-three as one of the youngest lecturers ever there.

From 1982 SH held an academic position at Harvard , where he taught for just one semester of the year. Two years into this arrangement Harvard appointed him Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. From...

In January 1795 TM became one of the first Irish Catholic students allowed to study at Trinity College, Dublin , but he remained ineligible for scholarships.

SB attended various schools, where he not only began writing but was also an excellent games-player, in cricket, rugby, tennis, swimming, and boxing. He went to Trinity College , Dublin, in 1923 and took his...

AE enrolled for a BA in English and Philosophy at Trinity College, Dublin .

EOB attended Trinity College , Dublin, taking the first medal and a certificate in the exam for women.

After various local schools he attended Trinity College, Dublin , as a sizar: a poor student who financed his course by acting as a servant to other students. He was often in trouble with the...

EB worked for her BA in English at Trinity College , Dublin, graduating with First Class Honours.

KOB entered University College, Dublin , on a county council scholarship to read French and English (though some relations favoured a safe job instead).

JJ studied English at Trinity College, Dublin . She had trouble getting in, and once she was there she became disillusioned with what was on offer—just sitting in a class of an enormous size, listening...