The President and First Lady of Lithuania visited Trinity today to view the Book of Kells and other precious objects in ...

More than 1,200 years ago Celtic monks painstakingly recorded the Book of Kells. The religious text brings medieval art, religion and culture to the modern world.

In 1661, the Book of Kells was donated to the library of Trinity College Dublin, and it is still on display there today; the college has also made a digitized version.

Discover Dublin’s Trinity Library, Ireland's largest library and home to the Long Room, where historic artifacts like the Book of Kells and Trinity College Harp are preserved.

When the library closes next year, the book will be transferred for public viewing to the college’s newly-restored 18th-century Printing House. Gaia, Illuminated Sculpture of Earth, Trinity College, ...

Why now is the time to see one of Dublin’s best attractions Housed in the timber-lined library of Trinity College, this 9th-century treasure will soon be hidden from view.

This lecture series is led by Dr Mark Faulkner of Trinity College's School of English. It is held as part of the Manuscript, Book and Print Cultures research theme, in association with the Trinity ...

Revenues at the Book of Kells exhibition at Trinity College Dublin last year increased by 21pc to €20.2m.

Revenues at the Book of Kells exhibition at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) last year increased by 21% to €20.2m. The revenues for the 12 months of September last also include income from the Old ...