William Watts: A MemoirIt is surprising that this is the first autobiography by a former Provost of Trinity College Dublin since it was founded in 1592. William Watts was elected Provost in 1981 and served his ten year term until 1991. \n \nThis was a period of extraordinary development for the College and for university education in Ireland. In answer to a question on his policy during his election campaign he said it was to get 'as much money together as I can and go like

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old Etonian and graduate of King’s College

the late Kieran Hickey assembles a stunning collection of long-lost photographs by Robert French

genealogies

and at broader issues – landmines in the Third World and the plight of colleagues in Bahrain

scriptwriter and historian

who weaves a breathless

a Canadian travel classic

By July 1981 four republican hunger strikers had already died in Long Kesh Prison

gives a detailed yet panoramic view of Ireland

servicing farmers needs and processing some of the key components in the Irish food supply

Vienna and London