‘We Remember Maynooth” – online book launch, registration required.

Maynooth University in conjunction with Messenger Publications invites you to register for the


WEBINAR BOOK LAUNCH

of

We Remember Maynooth:

A College Across Four Centuries

Edited by Salvador Ryan and John-Paul Sheridan


7:30pm, Tuesday 17 November 2020 


To mark its 225th anniversary, this beautifully-presented volume captures an institution that has held a singular place in modern Irish church history.

With contributions by current and former faculty and alumni, including Archbishop Eamon Martin, Mary O’Rourke, Frank McGuinness, Susan McKenna-Lawlor and Liam Lawton among many others, this is a truly special volume for anyone who has passed through 
Maynooth’s hallowed halls!


With Special Guests

Professor Chris Morash


Séamus Heaney Professor of Irish Writing, Trinity College Dublin

Bishop Dermot Farrell


former President, Maynooth College


 

To register for the launch,

please email 
Carolanne Henry, Messenger Publications: 
c.henry@messenger.ie

Messenger Publications

37 Leeson Place

Dublin D02 E5V0

IRELAND

T: +353 1 6767 491

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www.messenger.ie

 

 

 

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