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We are a politically neutral society that organises guest speakers, debates, trips, tours, and stude Each week, it hosts student-led political conversations.
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y and Noel Dorr. Through these events, students from all faculties can not only engage in political discussions but also deepen their knowledge of national and international political issues. The society takes no political stance, instead it facilitates discussion and is open to all. Each month it organises a guest speaker, debate or tour. Each year, a trip is organised to politically significant locations such as Berlin, Vienna and Belfast.

05/11/2024

Come to Pol Ball - or else……

Tickets at the link in our bio 🫶🏻

05/11/2024

A repost? NEVER (I can totally use instagram guys, and didn’t post these in the wrong order)

IT IS TIME FOR THE GREATEST SOCIAL EVENT OF THE CENTURY - POLITICS BALL. Come along to join us for a night of intrigue and glamour in the heart of the city. Tickets are less than €25 (which you’ll make back on our free goodies 🍾) (not including fees) which is one of the most affordable balls out there. Once tickets are gone they’re gone folks so don’t wait to buy yours!

Want a chance to win tickets for you and a friend to pol ball (with a free drink included 🥵)????? Share this post to your story and tag a friend below. Winners will be announced on Friday. Keep an eye out on our socials for a couple of other chances to win as well 😏

05/11/2024

Pol Ball : greatest social event of the year. Come

25/02/2023

⭐️Some photos from our Pub Quiz with and

21/09/2021

Battle of the Parties will be in the GMB!

WHAT IS IT?
Battle of the parties will see all the student party political organisations pitted against one another to try to convince YOU to join their party. Each party will have one speaker and five minutes to present their case as to why YOU should join their party. After all eight parties have gone, there will be 30 minutes for the audience to provide questions for any or all of the parties.

WHEN IS IT?
From between 5pm and 6:30 TONIGHT!

Starting at 5pm sharp and capacity is limited. In order to comply with COVID protocols we ask everyone in attendance to comply with the following:

• Wait outside the GMB before the event starts and only enter once you have had your vaccine certificate checked. We will start getting people seated five to ten minutes before the event starts. For contact tracing purposes, we will need your name and email and ask that you be a member of at least one of the political parties or PolSoc. If you haven’t joined already, you will be allowed to sign up at the door too.
• Once you have been signed in, we will direct you to where we you will sit. Due to COVID guidelines we are advised to fill the furthest seats away from the speakers first and the nearest last. Masks are mandatory within the chamber except when people are making their speeches.
• At the end of the event, we ask that those closest to the door leave first and we ask that at the end of the event everyone can leave the GMB building right away as the Phil need the space later in the evening and we must clean the surfaces down before they arrive.

21/09/2021

We are delighted to announce that PolSoc has a partnership for the term with thesehandscoffee -- 10% off all semester with an extra bonus on Tuesdays for our coffee hours. These Hands is located at the corner of St Stephen’s Green, beside the Well and across the road from the Luas stop.

This week we will be meeting at These Hands for our coffee hour, Caffeinated Conversations, which occurs between 12 and 1 every Tuesday! After picking up our coffee we will head across to St Stephen’s Green to chat and drink our coffee.

We’d love to see as many Freshers as possible to welcome you all to the society. The atmosphere at CC is pretty chill and there are always political and non political discussions going simultaneously in case an hour with politics students sounds too daunting.

If you are having any trouble finding us let us know!

19/09/2021

A big welcome to our incoming First Years! PolSoc has a number of events lined up for the week for Freshers, Erasmus students, and old-timers alike. Get your tickets for tomorrow night at 8 in Mother Reilly's beer garden for our annual quiz night with the Historical Society. Links to tickets can be found on the event page for the quiz. Tuesday at noon, we're meeting at These Hands (our coffee partner for the year!) across from St. Stephen's Green to kick off Caffeinated Conversations. Later Tuesday at 5, we'll be welcoming back Battle of the Parties where students are invited to a debate between Trinity's student political organizations with time for audience questions. Wednesday at 5 we will be welcoming Abdul Ghafoor with the Society for International Affairs (SOFIA) over Zoom to discuss the political landscape of Afghanistan. On Friday, we'll wrap up the week with a politically-focused walking tour of Dublin with optional pints after. Excited to see lots of new faces, and welcome to Trinity!

08/09/2021

Bring your coffee and your favourite snacks for an afternoon of chats in St Stephen's Green today!

We will be meeting at 5 to 2 at the Stephen’s Green Luas stop by the Grafton entrance before heading from there. If you have any issue finding us or are going to be a bit late, send us a message and we will make sure not to leave you behind.

07/09/2021

Big thanks to everyone who joined us for our first irl PolSoc event of the year! Lovely night with great chats all around -- come by St. Stephen's Green tomorrow afternoon for more 🤠

06/09/2021

We're excited to be back in action this year and have a fun week planned for this years' Senior Freshers! Kicking off the year with a laid back night of pints and chats at Doyle's pub off D'Olier Street tomorrow night starting 7pm. There is some outdoor seating if you are not vaccinated, but be sure to bring proof of vaccination if you'd like to head inside. Wednesday at 2pm we're having a BYO caffeine picnic in St. Stephen's Green, and Friday at 2:30 we'll be welcoming TD Richard Bruton via Zoom. See you soon! 🥳

13/04/2021

Pleased to announce the new Trinity Politics Society Committee for 2021-2022 elected today! A big congratulations and thanks to all those who ran, and we look forward to what is sure to be a great year.

Auditor: Morgan Hildula
Treasurer: Evan Carron-Kee
Secretary: Ben Graham
Social Secretary: Oliwia Borek
Librarian: Ellen Kenny
PRO: Lila Funge
OCMs: Hannah McAuley, Frank Wolfe, Seán Sheridan, & Eoin Brennan

31/01/2021

Kicking off Hilary Term, our lovely OCM, Emma Gallagher has graced us with another weekly playlist!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PqUcST0yy1vRrBKiGDKDK?si=LnHHze95SzS990Ygo9Ej3g

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Room On Right Of Stairs, Top Floor, House 6, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2
Dublin
D2

Website

http://polsoc.csc.tcdlife.ie/DU_Politics_Society/home.html

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Trinity’s Politics Society has a long and established history as a society at the heart of current political issues. Established in 1984, it stands as a pillar amongst the ever-vibrant, politically diverse landscape of Trinity. Over the years, the society has held host to various debates and talks given by renowned political figures and commentators such as Garret Fitzgerald, Professor Gerard Casey and Noel Dorr. Through these events, students from all faculties can not only engage in political discussions but also deepen their knowledge of national and international political issues. The society takes no political stance, instead it facilitates discussion and is open to all. Each week, it hosts student-led political conversations. Each month it organises a guest speaker, debate or tour. Each year, a trip is organised to politically significant locations such as Berlin, Vienna and Belfast.