
Trinity Tales: Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies
Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies
- 304 pages
- English
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Trinity Tales: Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies
Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies
About this book
These time-capsule recollections of Trinity College students in the seventies include those of U2 manager Paul McGuinness, director of the Gate Theatre Michael Colgan, novelist James Ryan, writer Robert O'Byrne, judge Fidelma Macken, publisher Antony Farrell, Dillie Keane of Fascinating Aida, Mary Harney, Liz O'Donnell and others, who have in different ways shaped the Ireland of today. The seventies were significant, with Catholic students allowed into the College as British grants enabled a welcome invasion by the Northern Irish; post-Woodstock, a global counterculture was at work. Together, Irish nationals and expats created an interesting fusion of sensibilities, styles and philosophies. As the decade of political and social upheaval unfolded – from the availability of the Pill to the horrors of Bloody Sunday and the Dublin bombings – Irish youth came to embrace a changed Ireland. Buoyed by idealism and other substances but tethered by pragmatism, contributors to Trinity Tales mirror a time when everything felt possible.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- FOREWORD
- INTRODUCTION
- AN ORTHODOX JEW AT THE COURT OF ST BRENDAN
- IN TRINITY AND BEYOND!
- VERY HEAVEN
- ‘RECALLING A PATCH OF THE PAST’
- TRINITY MADE ME
- THE LONG WAY ROUND
- BIT PLAYER
- EARLY EXIT
- DON’T MARRY A PROTESTANT
- EVERYTHING WAS DIFFERENT
- UNFINISHED BUSINESS
- A COUNTRY PROD IN PURSUIT OF A NEW IRELAND
- PLAYING THE FOOL
- A SENTIMENTAL EDUCATION
- PLANT A TREE (UNDER WHOSE SHADE YOU WILL NOT SIT)
- BEFORE REAL LIFE BEGAN
- LOOK BACK IN LAUGHTER
- ROUND TRIP
- IN SEARCH OF THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
- OUR MAN IN NIRVANA
- THOSE WERE THE DAYS
- A FORETASTE OF WHAT IRELAND COULD BECOME
- MY YEAR AS A FASCIST
- SLIDING DOORS AT FRONT GATE
- A CRASH COURSE
- DICK SPRING’S LEGS
- A UNIVERSITY OF LIFE
- A LONG TIME AGO
- MEMOIR OF A FASHIONABLY DRESSED SOCIALIST
- ALL CHANGE AND NO CHANGE
- REVOLUTION IN THE BUTTERY
- SAKI GOES SOCIALIST
- ROBBO’S NIGHTIE
- LITERARY PILGRIMS
- ALANNAH
- THE CLASS OF 77
- WORKING THROUGH COLLEGE
- AN AMERICAN IN DUBLIN
- Copyright