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James Auchmuty (Modern History and Political Science, 1929), historian, wartime MI6 propagandist, inaugural vice-chancellor, University of Newcastle, Australia. (Humanities and Political Science)
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George Alexander Duncan (Classics, 1920), economist and Pro-Chancellor of the University of Dublin. (Economics and Public Policy)
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Henry McAdoo (Modern Languages, 1936), Church of Ireland clergyman. (Religion)
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Mary Mulvihill (Natural Sciences, 1979), science journalist and broadcaster. (Broadcasting and Journalism)
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Hugo MacNeill (Economic and Social Studies, 1979), former Irish rugby international and British and Irish Lions player. (Sports)
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Douglas Gageby (Modern Languages, 1940), editor of The Irish Times. (Broadcasting and Journalism)
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Trinity College Dublin, located in the Irish capital, Dublin, is a world class institution modelled on the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and commissioned by the 1592, the Elizabeth I of England. With a history of more than 400 years, it is the oldest university in Ireland and one of the eight classical universities in the UK and Ireland. Among the most advanced majors are biomedical, computer science, and classical studies.
And the school produces a large number of outstanding alumni each year, who have a place in the world. The excellence of these students can not be separated from the vigorous cultivation of many scholars in the school. The list of scholars recorded in this random tool is 119. They come from different major, have different specialty, but all pour blood for the student’s growth. With this generator, you can also find references to academics’areas of expertise, tenure, past achievements, etc.
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