Thanks and Goodbye

Thank you for taking part in the Book of Kells course.

If the course has inspired you to want to visit the manuscript, more details about the exhibition can be found here.

If you are inspired to visit Kells itself, and some of the other ancient church settlements where manuscripts like the Book of Kells were made, you can get more information on these websites:

• Visiting Kells
• Ireland’s Ancient East

If you have been inspired to create your own artwork or literary interpretation of the manuscript you might like to enter our Creative Kells competition. More information can be found here.

Find out more information on courses offered in the Department of History of Art and Architecture and the Loyola Institute including:

• M.Phil in Irish Art History
• M.Phil in Christian Theology
• M.Phil in Medieval Studies
• Evening and short courses provided by the School of Histories and Humanities and the Loyola Institute.

In April 2020, there will be a new run of Trinity’s Futurelearn course on “The History of the Book in the Early Modern Period: 1450 to 1800”, which uses many of the wonderful resources we have in the Trinity College Library. Click here to register for this course.